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CACF’s Invisible No More Campaign and Councilmember Krishnan Introduce New NYC Data Disaggregation Bill During City Hall Rally

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The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF) and members of our Invisible No More campaign gathered at City Hall Park alongside Councilmembers Shekar Krishnan and Julie Won, youth advocates, and community members on Thursday to introduce Intro 1134, historic new legislation that would establish and harmonize race and ethnicity data collection and reporting … Read more

Call for Submissions – 48th Asian American International Film Festival

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AAIFF48 will be a hybrid festival from July 31 – August 10, 2025, comprising both VOD and in-person screenings in NYC. This year, the Asian American International Screenplay Reading Competition winner will be presented as part of our Festival, with the live reading taking place in-person..

2025 The Margins Fellowship (Asian American Writers’ Workshop)

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The Asian American Writers’ Workshop is now accepting applications for the 2025 Margins Fellowship. Four emerging Asian American, Muslim, and Arab writers of fiction, poetry, or creative nonfiction based in New York City will receive $5,000, residency time at Millay Arts, mentorship, access to the AAWW writing space (COVID-dependent), and publication opportunities in our online … Read more

California to roll out the nation’s first Southeast Asian school curriculum

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Although not mandated, the state’s K-12 grade teachers can access dozens of suggested lesson plans for Hmong American, Vietnamese American and Cambodian American histories online to incorporate into their classrooms. The curriculum is available for teachers to use now, as a whole or in smaller segments.