Are you a parent with a child at SFUSD? Do you have questions about the proposed changes to the enrollment process for School Year 2025-26? Or would you like to provide input to the School District?
I was 8 years old when I arrived with my family in the U.S. I was new to the country and new to the English language. We first lived in single room occupancy in Chinatown – all six of us…
In our last quarterly newsletter of 2023, we’d like to reflect on the enormous and newsworthy successes we’ve accomplished — because of your partnership — over a tumultuous year.
As US-China relations intensifies, anti-Asian scapegoating continues to rise. And we know that with the 2024 election ahead, that trend is likely to escalate.
At Chinese for Affirmative Action we are adding our voices to international calls for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid for the people of Gaza.
CAA Co-Executive Director Vincent Pan speaks about our role in CMAC and the connections we see between art and activism.
My time as a Development Coordinator has really pushed me to look at the bigger picture: I am privileged to help serve a community vital to its city and beyond.
We achieved a historic victory on August 8th when the California Court of Appeals ruled that immigrant parent voting in San Francisco is constitutional under state law.
The report, the first of its kind, provides a roadmap to ensure that all voters, regardless of their English language proficiency, can vote fairly and equally.
Today, Chinese for Affirmative Action and Stop AAPI Hate are launching Stop The Blame, a new campaign to address anti-Asian scapegoating in the United States.
We, the undersigned 52 Asian American and allied organizations, write to you with a sense of urgency and a shared commitment to safeguarding the principles of justice, equality, and privacy in our nation.
This summer was filled with disappointment, hope, and progress. It’s moments like these that remind us of the power in our communities, and the need to celebrate victories as well.
We must remember that this doesn’t end with affirmative action. It ends when we all arrive at justice and freedom together — all our communities together.