This spring, in an effort to reclaim our own narratives, we invited our community members to share stories and creative reflections with us that reflect on this current moment and the ups and downs of this past year (there have been so many!).

Through the month of May, CAAL is looking to our community to reach our goal of 150 donors to sustain our ongoing work; any contribution you make, whether it be $1 or $1000, will make a difference. Will you join us?

This 1.5-hour interactive webinar offers concrete tips for safely standing up to hate and bigotry in person and online.

“Eight people, including four from our community, have been taken from their families, friends, and communities, and others are still injured. We are praying for the families of all involved, that they may find peace and begin the long path to physical, mental, and spiritual healing.”

On April 8th, VICE News published an article by writer Eliza McPhail about the work of Matt Loughrey, a “self-taught artist” in Ireland. The writer celebrated Loughrey’s distortion of ID photos of Cambodian genocide victims from the infamous Khmer Rouge S-21 prison, suggesting that his work “colourized, humanized that tragedy.” He did no such thing.

Communities Combating Hate is a coalition advocating for policy change to make Minnesota safe for all Minnesotans, no exceptions. Learn more and sing the Constituent Letter of Support for HF 1691/ SF 2003.

“Six Asian women lost their lives. We’re calling on our allies across communities of color to stand with us in grief and solidarity against racist violence in all its forms. When our most vulnerable community members are targeted, we all need to band together,”

The New Way Forward Act seeks to decriminalize immigration and tackle systemic racism in the country’s immigration system. Learn more about the bill.