August 2016
The Case of Professor Xiaoxing Xi: Scapegoating Immigrants as National Security Threats
Join Professor Xiaoxing Xi, Dr. Hatem Bazian of UC Berkeley, and other leaders from Chinese American, Japanese American and Muslim American communities for a historic panel discussion on Tuesday, August 9, 2016, 6:00-7:30PM in San Francisco, CA at City Collefe of SF Chinatown/North Beach Campus Room 4012 - 808 Kearny Street. Stay tuned for more details soon! In May 2015, Professor Xiaoxing Xi was arrested and charged by the U.S. government for passing sensitive technology secrets to China. His home was…
Find out more »October 2016
4th Annual San Francisco Mayor’s Cup
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Find out more »19th Annual Team Trivia Competition
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Find out more »Asian Americans and the 2016 Presidential Election
The Asian Pacific American (APA) voting bloc is wildly diverse, much wealthier and educated than the general population, and is underrepresented in the US political system, both as politicians and voters. That all stands to change, as APAs are the fastest growing demographic group in the United States, growing by 46% from 2000-2010. APAs are also at play politically: a 2014 survey identified 47% of Asian Pacific Americans as politically independent. The outcome of the 2016 Presidential election stands to…
Find out more »Final Presidential Debate Watch Party
Elections are just around the corner! You know what that means... Join Asian Law Caucus on October 19th, 2016 for a viewing of the third presidential debate in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the University of Nevada, moderated by Fox News’ Chris Wallace. That final debate will take place just two weeks and six days before Election Day (Tuesday, November 8). Come one, come all. This is an open event. Refreshments will be provided! **This event will be held in at the…
Find out more »Voter Registration Deadline Twitter Power Hour
This Friday, October 21, at 11 am, we are going to be taking over Twitter with a town hall conversation about voting, voter registration, and why participating in our democracy is critical. Advancing Justice-ALC's Twitter account -- @AAAJ-ALC -- will tweet out questions. Community members can respond with their thoughts and their stories. Our partner organizations and our staff will be sharing information about how to register, how to get translated materials when voting, and what a voter's rights are…
Find out more »April 2017
45th Anniversary Dinner
Please join us for our 45th Annual Anniversary Dinner on Friday, April 28th, 2017. The dinner will be held at the Hilton San Francisco in Union Square - 333 O'Farrell Street. If you would like to purchase an ad in our program please fill out the following form. If you would like to become a Sponsor please see the following form. Be sure to register for the event. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Find out more »September 2017
6th Annual San Francisco Mayor’s Cup
We have a full field and have started a wait list. Please contact Lisa Oyama at sfmayorscup@gmail.com to be added to the wait list or go to sfmayorscup.eventbrite.com. Click on "TICKETS" and "JOIN WAITLIST"
Find out more »October 2017
April 2018
46th Anniversary Dinner: Celebrate the Power of Resistance
In the past year, we’ve seen the power of our communities coming together to resist. This April, join us for our 46th Annual Gala. Each year, our annual gala features a keynote speaker and an awards presentation honoring individuals or organizations who have made a significant impact in the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community through their exemplary works in defense of civil rights. With an attendance of more than 800 attorneys, civic leaders, and business professionals representing the…
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I love you all, my Southeast Asian brothers and sisters! You’re not alone in this fight!!
2 hours ago · 1My understanding is the US plans to deport 200 cambodians per year until everybody with an order of removal is deported. I don't mean to cause fear but I strongly encourage anybody with a removal order to fight their cases now because once you are detained it becomes much more difficult to have access to attorneys and other resources. I fear this cycle will continue over the next few years.
7 hours ago · 85 Replies
Started with Mexicans, Muslims, now Cambodians... who is next?
7 hours ago · 32 Replies
None of us are free unless all of us are free from fear! This is unacceptable!
8 hours ago · 6Immigration lawyer ain’t going to do anything but take your money
4 hours ago · 2Again come on! This is no way to live😠
8 hours ago · 1Thavanh Vongkeo
6 hours agoLean Pil share with your philly friends
5 hours agoDavid Seng
6 hours agoI am an immigration attorney and I was at immigration court today. I represented four individuals, all from Vietnam, all legal permanent residents with old crimes and recent entries to the U.S. I echo the suggestions above. If you have a removal/deportation order, if you have a history of crimes, if you plan on traveling outside of the U.S., speak with an immigration attorney.
1 hour agoWhat about Stockton???? My brother in law check in march!!!! What should he do???
5 hours ago2 Replies
Devon Lernsdale
2 hours agoThis is crazy... the group just left and they starting again already😡
7 hours agoDo we have information on Massachusetts?
7 hours ago2 Replies
Pechta Sok
5 hours agoThe Cambodian and Viet communities are again targeted by US militarism-police abuse: from being attacked and displaced in the war in Indochina to becoming refugees to living in US ghetto-conditions to jail now to deportation. This is generational torture by imperialism. Like the Central American exodus the US exports war and guns, imports labor via refugees, over polices them and deports people, and so the cycle continues. I am so sad and sick. I take actions at rallies and make donations to express my rage and solidarity but where do I put the sadness.
6 hours ago · 72 Replies
Don’t Check it,go somewhere n live off the land, if your gon get deported anyway
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