Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC Fighting for civil rights and empowering Asian Americans to create a more just America for all. Count Us In Our new website is devoted to all things census Learn more Stay in the Know Join our email list Go Stronger Roots We increase visibility of our community and advocate for family immigration and a fair census count. Equal Protection Advancing equal protection for all Americans through advocacy and litigation. Political Power Working to increase the Asian American community's political power. News Maryland Court Permanently Blocks Trump Administration From Adding a Citizenship Question to the 2020 Census July 17, 2019 Advancing Justice | AAJC Stands Ready to Protect 2020 Census July 11, 2019 Advancing Justice | AAJC Declares Victory on Citizenship Question July 11, 2019 Featured Stand with Families Sign the pledge to tell Congress to value our families. Full Report Support our work Join us today to stand with immigrant, refugee, and Muslim families. Donate Research June 2019: Check out our NEW report on the AAPI immigrant population! Full Report Analysis Become a Citizen March 1, 2019 Join one of our workshops to receive free legal assistance to help you apply for naturalization Analysis Factsheet: Why the Census Matters for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities February 28, 2019 National factsheet on the importance of the census to the AANHPI community Litigation City of Chicago v. Sessions: Welcoming Cities Are Safer For Everyone January 9, 2018 Advancing Justice | AAJC and Advancing Justice - Chicago File Sanctuary City Amicus Brief What’s your immigration story? Whether you or your family came to the United States for work, school, or family, your story is part of the fabric of America. Share Your Story From Our Blog “Always Be My Maybe”: Not Just an Asian American Rom-Com, But a Universal Rom-Com by Linh Nguyen Dear Young Ai-jen: A Note to My Younger Self We asked Asian American leaders to share a note to their younger selves about moments that have defined their lives and lessons learned from them. Read on for a reflection from Ai-jen Poo, director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance. Facebook Twitter Skip Social Feeds Asian Americans Advancing Justice - AAJC Tweets by AAAJ_AAJC
