18 Million Rising
18 Million Rising (18MR) brings Asian American communities together online and offline to reimagine Asian American identity with nuance, specificity, and power. We are using this Asian American identity as the foundation to build a more just and creative world where our experiences are affirmed, our leadership is valued, and all of us have the opportunity to thrive.
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Stop AAPI Hate
A resource for reporting hate crimes, learning about latest news surrounding the AAPI community, and read national as well as state reports on the rise of hate targeted at the AAPI communities.
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Young, Proud, and Sung-Jee
A childrens book on fighting anti-asian racism during Covid-19
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Show Up: Your Guide to Bystander Intervention
We all Play A Role in creating safe public space by supporting each other when we’re harassed. That’s what bystander intervention is all about.
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The Asian American Response to Black Lives Matter Is Part of a Long, Complicated History
In the United States, issues of race can often be cast along the lines of Black and white — and, especially at a moment when the world is being forced to confront the ways systemic racism is built into the nation’s history, the reasons for that focus are clear. At the same time, the land has never been inhabited by only those two groups, and the ways in which other minorities interact with both Black America and white America offer key insight into that past. Case in point: The complex histories of both anti-Blackness and anti-racist solidarity within the Asian American community.
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Anti Asian Violence Resources
Find resources that have been gathered to help individuals educate others, take action, donate, and more.
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The Intersection Of Race, Misogyny And The Experiences Of Asian Americans
Atlanta police have charged a suspect in the spa shootings, which comes amid a wave of violence against Asian Americans, spurred in part by racist and xenophobic rhetoric surrounding the pandemic. But the suspect claims the shootings were motived by his self-described sexual addiction. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization reports that about one in three women, globally, have faced physical or sexual violence at least once in their lives. We discuss the shootings and violence against women.
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10 musicians from Asia defining a new era
From innovators to traditionalists, here are ten artists from Asia making waves around the world.
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Chinatown Community for Equitable Development - Resources for Researchers and Creators
Chinatown Community for Equitable Development (CCED) is an all volunteer, multi-ethnic, intergenerational organization based in Los Angeles Chinatown that builds grassroots power through organizing, education, and mutual help.
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The W.O.W Project
The W.O.W Project is a community-based initiative that reinvents, preserves, and encourages Chinatown’s creative culture and history through arts, culture and activism. Located inside Wing On Wo & Co., the oldest continually-run family business in New York's Chinatown, The W.O.W Project was established by fifth-generation store owner, Mei Lum, to bring concerns of a rapidly changing Chinatown into a resident-led space for intergenerational dialogue and action.
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Anti-Asian Bias Reporting Form
The spread of the coronavirus has led to a rise in anti-Asian sentiment and actions. When you report an incident that happened to you through this form, you are helping AAF track these bias incidents in the tri-state area.
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The Making of Asian America by Erika Lee
A "comprehensive...fascinating" (The New York Times Book Review) history of Asian Americans and their role in American life, by one of the nation's preeminent scholars on the subject.
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APISSA Therapist Directory
Welcome to the Asian, Pacific Islander, and South Asian American (APISAA) Therapist Directory. It is our hope that this resource would help to facilitate your search for a therapist
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Stop AAPI Hate National Report
This report covers the 3,795 incidents received by the Stop AAPI Hate reporting centerfrom March 19, 2020 to February 28, 2021.
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