Building Bridges: Stop AAPI Hate July Newsletter
It’s been an eventful month for Stop AAPI Hate. Just a few weeks ago, our advocacy team joined dozens of community leaders in Tallahassee to protest SB 264, a dangerous
Community, Allyship & Joy: Stop AAPI Hate June Newsletter
Last month, we joined our allies in California to secure a major victory for the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, with Governor Newsom signing budget legislation that recommits to
What brings us hope this Pride Month
With Pride Month drawing to a close, we want to take a moment to share with you a few reflections from our LGBTQ+ and AAPI staff and supporters.
Where AAPI Meets LGBTQ+
This is Aisa, Director of Youth Organizing and Programs at Stop AAPI Hate. My team exists to engage, uplift, and build community with the growing number of Asian Americans and
Reflections on Juneteenth
Today is Juneteenth, the newest official federal holiday and a day celebrated for over 150 years in Black communities across the country. In the spirit of cross-racial solidarity, we’d like
Why Aren’t Authorities Treating the Texas Mall Shooting as Anti-AAPI Hate?
One month after the shooting at a mall in Allen, Texas, Stop AAPI Hate co-founders Cynthia Choi and Manjusha Kulkarni reflect on the role of racism in the massacre —
Asian Americans can no longer be silent on gun laws. We must confront threat on our community.
Asian Americans have demanded civil rights protections, education and community investments.” Now, write Stop AAPI Hate co-founders, we must also come together to demand the prevention of gun violence.
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