The commemorative Lunar New Year stamp, unveiled by USPS on Thursday and made possible by decades of advocacy, is now available to buy nationwide.

In a letter to Penn President Amy Gutmann and Penn Law, OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates said Wax’s tenured status “should not shield her from removal of her position or accountability for her actions.”

Today, the president spoke about the urgent need for Congress to pass voting rights protections to preserve our democracy. We support this call, and meaningful change will only be possible through changes to the Senate rules.

The armed assault on the U.S. Capitol one year ago signals a grim future if we fail to combat voter suppression and disinformation.

The historic initiative was launched Thursday with a broad mandate to tackle numerous crises facing Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.

The bill, which represents the largest investment in America’s infrastructure in nearly a century, is set to benefit millions of AAPI families.

After months of negotiations, the agreement unveiled by the White House marks a key step forward in supporting Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

In a letter to administrators, OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates called on the district to take proactive measures after videos of a California high school teacher “war hooping and tomahawk chopping” went viral.

Nguyen will take the reins of the national AAPI nonprofit in early November while Lee will transition into an advisory role following decades of service.

Dr. Karen Eng, Board Chair of the Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce and Entrepreneurship, will receive the 2021 OCA Executive Excellence Award.

The University of Massachusetts Boston graduate student will be awarded $2,000 as part of OCA’s mission to increase AAPI participation in advocacy and government.

OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates and other civil rights groups met with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas last Friday.

As part of a historic partnership with the UPS Foundation, 15 graduating AAPI high school seniors will each be awarded $2,000, while 4 rising college seniors will receive $2,500 scholarships.

The groups called on the U.S. Department of Justice to meet with AAPI civil rights organizations to rebuild community trust after a federal judge ended the agency’s second attempt to prosecute Hu on Thursday.

Texas law S.B. 8, which bans a majority of abortions in the state, threatens the health of millions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

While the FBI’s annual report confirms a sharp rise in attacks against Asian Americans, activists say the data fails to capture the true scope of the violence that the community has experienced during the coronavirus pandemic.

Advocates say Louisiana’s diverse Asian American population would benefit from translated FEMA and Small Business Administration resources during the recovery process.

Two weeks after meeting with President Biden and Vice President Harris at the White House, 20+ Asian American and Pacific Islander Advocacy organizations shared concerns that the report’s release could fuel an increase in hate incidents.

Amid the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, OCA pressed federal agencies to use all available tools to bring at-risk Afghans to safety.