VietRise: For Immediate Release
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[URGENT – DEPORTATION FLIGHT TO VIET NAM SCHEDULED ON MONDAY] FULL STATEMENT: bit.ly/312statement signed by… Posted by VietRISE on Friday, March 12, 2021
“We are enraged and saddened by the news of a white man opening fire and killing 8 people, including six Asian women, in Atlanta, Georgia. These acts are immeasurably violent, but we know that the rhetoric and deep histories of
CAAAV’s #CancelRent Fund will organize and support CAAAV members to take collective action against real estate, big landlords and against Governor Cuomo. CAAAV has been organizing working-class Asian immigrant tenants for over 15 years. Now is the moment to leverage
Mekong NYC has complied a resource drive with information and graphics in English, Vietnamese, and Khmer/Cambodian on various health and safety guidelines for the reopening of nail salons. Access the Google Drive here
As our communities of working-class immigrant and undocumented workers and families grapple with the impacts of the escalating COVID-19 pandemic, which will continue to grow into a social, health, and economic crisis, DRUM in New York City has launched the
With the recent resurgence of xenophobic and racist attacks towards Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, NAPAWF*NYC is here to provide resources for our friends, family members, and neighbors. As part of our continued efforts to support our communities,
From The New York Times, Nice White Parents looks at the 60-year relationship between white parents and the public school down the block and is a new five-part series about building a better school system, and what gets in the
To address the widespread need from our communities at this time, Chhaya staff have created a regularly updated resource guide including food assistance, services for undocumented residents, mental health, and more to help community members find and access the services
One after another, crises and the government’s (lack of) response to the crisis continues to have grave consequences for our members who are immigrants and workers of color. A vast majority of our community members live in Queens, which is
Our communities are fighting for their lives while losing their livelihoods. All the while rent is due, and children are going hungry. Low-income South Asian and Indo-Caribbean New Yorkers are at the center of the COVID-19 pandemic. Every day we