Anti-Asian Hate
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For many, Lunar New Year and the days that follow were meant to be a time filled with celebration, joy, and community. Instead, we mourn the lives lost and many injured following the tragic shootings in Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay. We are still processing and grieving, all in different ways, but the impact is clear, and it remains consistent: our community, especially those most vulnerable, is being retraumatized as they continue to be targeted by hate and violence.
We are sad. We are angry. We are scared.
Advancing Justice - AAJC Partners with Comcast NBCUniversal to Air Bystander Intervention PSAs Amid Increased Fear in Asian American Communities
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Washington D.C.— Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC, Right To Be (formerly Hollaback!), and AARP join forces with Comcast NBCUniversal to broadcast a public service announcement (PSA) that will encourage people to learn how to take action as a bystander when they witness harassment. The three organizations originally created the bystander intervention videos in partnership with Prisca.
Following the Biden administration’s implementation of a new Covid-19-related travel requirement for passengers flying in from China, Asian American advocates and experts are urging caution and nuance amid years of heightened anti-Asian violence.
Asian Resource Hub
The Asian Resource Hub is a searchable resource directory that connects community members to Asian American and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander-serving organizations. This directory was created by Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California and Asian Americans Advancing Justice - AAJC to provide
National Leaders Mark Historic Convening of the White House United We Stand Summit
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Leaders of national organizations representing racial and ethnic groups targeted by violent extremists today convened at the White House for the United We Stand summit.
Advancing Justice – AAJC Releases Statement on White House “United We Stand” Summit to Combat Hate-fueled Violence
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – On September 15, the Biden administration will host the “United We Stand” Summit to bring together leaders across industries for discussions around addressing hate, violence, and division and fostering unity in our nation.
We are right here with you. That is the promise that Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC has kept with the Asian American community for over thirty years now. Three decades ago, we were founded on the need for our community to have a voice at the national level in all branches and offices of our federal government.