October 15, 2018
Donor / Alumnus Spotlight – One of the things that Advancing Justice – ALC is known for is helping create the next generation of API leaders. Many accomplished and passionate people have walked through our doors in the past 46 years. Their unique perspectives and experiences made Advancing Justice – ALC a better place, and […]
October 9, 2018
Reforming Community at La Taqueria – Here in the Bay Area, we’re fortunate to have access to some of the best food in the world. But while it’s easy to delight in the tasty cuisine our city has to offer, unsavory labor violations often lie behind the scenes for the workers who cook […]
June 25, 2018
Finding Sanctuary – Immigrant communities across California have long fought for more meaningful protections against local and state entanglement with deportations. For years, local law enforcement agencies participated in arresting and detaining immigrants and notifying Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), violating due process rights and ripping families apart. This entanglement meant routine traffic stops […]
June 25, 2018
Dr. Rolland Lowe: A Legacy of Giving – For the Asian American and Pacific Islander community in San Francisco, there are few individuals who exemplify community engagement and service more vividly than Dr. Rolland and Kathryn Lowe. They have served on the boards of a wide range of non-profit organizations including the Chinese American Community […]
June 6, 2018
The Undocumented and Uninsured Dilemma: Leave the Hospital in Debt or Dead By Wei Lee (ASPIRE) & Madeleine Villanueva (UPLIFT) In the upcoming weeks, the California Legislature will be deciding on the expansion of Medi-Cal to open up coverage to all Californians regardless of immigration status. Two proposals are on the table – one to […]
May 10, 2018
Advancing Transparency, Equity, and Accountability for California in 2018 It’s been a busy year for civil rights non-profits. Despite the president’s efforts to stymie us, we’ve been fully engaged in driving reform across a broad range of policy arenas, and at Asian Americans Advancing Justice – California, a joint project of Advancing Justice – […]
September 11, 2017
By Sacha Maniar, National Security and Civil Rights Program Coordinator Growing up in a community with few people who looked like me, I had very little concept of racial and religious identity. At the time, I had no language to understand differences except that I wasn’t like the people around me. I didn’t celebrate […]
August 24, 2017
“It’s really astonishing that in a country founded by immigrants, ‘immigrant’ has somehow become a bad word. So the debate rages on and we continue….” – J. Period, “Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)”, The Hamilton Mixtape The musical Hamilton tells the story of our founding fathers – first and second generation immigrants who built this […]
July 5, 2017
During World War II, FDR ordered the registry used to carry out the forced removal and internment of thousands of Japanese Americans. It wasn’t until the 1980s that the U.S. government finally acknowledged “race prejudice, war hysteria, and failure of political leadership” as the motivating factors behind the heinous actions. In 2002, President George W. […]
June 5, 2017
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – California, a project of Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus and Advancing Justice – Los Angeles, is sponsoring and strongly supporting a set of bills to promote inclusion, protect vulnerable communities and address the diverse needs of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities. Advancing Voting Rights AB […]
May 30, 2017
Since 1972, the Asian Law Caucus has pursued legal action on behalf of the most vulnerable and marginalized. We have been at the forefront of challenging oppression. From the streets of Chinatown to the halls of Congress, we have been ready to protest, organize, advocate, litigate, and use every tool at our disposal to ensure […]
April 26, 2017
In the middle of Muhammad Ali’s refusal to fight in the Vietnam War, American television host David Susskind had this to say about the boxer: “I find nothing amusing or interesting or tolerable about this man. He’s a disgrace to his country, his race, and what he laughingly describes as his profession . . . […]
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