Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC Fighting for civil rights and empowering Asian Americans to create a more just America for all. Resources for the Asian American Community on Anti-Blackness A starting point for education, discussion, and how to be effective allies in dismantling white supremacy and anti-blackness. Read More Stay in the Know Join our email list Go Stronger Roots We increase visibility of our community and advocate for family immigration and a fair census count. Equal Protection Advancing equal protection for all Americans through advocacy and litigation. Political Power Working to increase the Asian American community's political power. News Asian Americans Advancing Justice Condemns Move to Nominate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to The U.S. Supreme Court Before the Election September 26, 2020 The Political Power of Asian American Voters In 2020 September 21, 2020 The Passing of Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Means America’s Vote Becomes Ever More Important September 19, 2020 Featured Coronavirus/COVID-19 Resources to Stand Against Racism Asian Americans have been targeted by racism and xenophobia related to the coronavirus or COVID-19. We offer the following resources in response to this hate. Read More Making the Case We use legal advocacy to influence key civil rights issues that have significant impact on Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and immigrant communities. Support our litigation campaign. Donate Research 2020 Asian American Voter Survey Full Report Analysis Become a Citizen September 4, 2020 Join one of our workshops to receive free legal assistance to help you apply for naturalization Analysis Factsheet: Why the Census Matters for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities February 28, 2019 National factsheet on the importance of the census to the AANHPI community Analysis United States v. Tao Amicus Brief August 20, 2020 We filed this brief in support of Dr. Tao and to oppose the government’s increased efforts to target and racially profile Asian scientists and researchers. What’s your immigration story? Whether you or your family came to the United States for work, school, or family, your story is part of the fabric of America. Share Your Story
