Insufficient language access makes it near impossible for non-English speakers in California to collect on unemployment benefits during the current economic crisis.
Hundreds of AAPI leaders and organizations have joined us in endorsing Yes on Prop 16, demonstrating the increasing momentum around and groundswell of support for economic justice, educational equity, and opportunity for all.
CAA, along with the Chinatown Community Development Center and SRO Families United Collaborative, successfully advocated for a ballot drop-off location in Chinatown.
Beginning on Saturday, October 31, the ballot drop-off station in Portsmouth Square will be open daily though Election…
CAA is pleased to bring you our 2020 Ballot Guide. Our staff developed this guide with recommendations for both statewide and local San Francisco measures.
When San Francisco’s shelter-in-place order went into effect in March, CAA staff mobilized to ensure that families in our community received support, particularly those experiencing hardships from loss of income during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The COVID-19 pandemic may have disrupted the U.S. Census, but CAA has adapted to ensure that Chinese community members are counted. The census has been an important part of CAA’s work in civic engagement. CAA has served as an advisor…
I wanted to share some thoughts about the racial reckoning facing our country and how CAA fits in. We are in a moment where real change is possible. This moment feels different in so many ways from other times in…
Since the emergence of COVID-19 in China in late 2019, CAA has actively spoken out against the rise of racism against Asians. In national forums, as well as in local meetings, we’ve worked to raise awareness and hold public officials…
We are pleased to share an update about an exciting new area of CAA’s work.
In response to the shifting needs of our immigrant community, CAA has been growing our online Chinese language communications capacity. This has included launching new…