In celebration of Sikh Awareness Month, we asked our friends from the Sikh Coalition for some incredible book recommendations by Sikh authors. Which ones are you putting on your TBR list? 📚

“For generations, Corky taught us how to see ourselves—as individuals and as a community,' wrote Hua Hsu.

Featuring never-before-seen photographs, Corky Lee’s Asian America represents his mission to chronicle a history of inclusion, resistance, ethnic pride, and patriotism.

Have you heard? We're nominated for a WEBBY! 🌟

We're so proud to have worked with The Asian American Foundation to create The AAPI Nonprofit Database.

Now we need your votes! Polls for The Webby Awards close on April 18th 🗳️

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TAAF joins our South Asian and Southeast Asian friends in celebrating the new beginnings that come with the new year.

Happy Pohela Boishakh, Vaisakhi, Sangkranta, Songkran, Thingyan, Aluth Avurudda, Puthandu, and Nepali and Vishu New Year!

There is an overwhelming desire for Asian American New Yorkers to learn how to report incidents & how to safely intervene on an anti-Asian hate incident. 

Swipe to learn about AAPI organizations in the NYC Anti-Hate Collaborative that offer resources for AAPI New Yorkers.

We are deeply saddened to hear that a South Asian Muslim student and his friend were attacked as they were walking back to campus on Friday. No one should fear for their safety when wearing traditional attire in public and we hope for a swift recovery for the students.

As Ramadan comes to an end, we reflect on the period of service, compassion, and community that inspires our work, not only the last month, but all year. Eid Mubarak!

Many assume that anti-Asian hate crimes are on the decline now, but The Asian American Foundation's new report shows that #AsianAmericans still don't feel safe in NYC.

Over half #AsianAmericans in NYC reported being harassed or attacked in 2023.

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Not only is “Fighting to Belong! A History of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, Vol. 1.' exciting to read, it also shares AANHPI history as an important and dynamic part of American history. Get your copy now: share.taaf.org/fightingtobelo…

As part of the TAAF Anti-Hate National Network, NAPAWF is building a national gender justice movement advocating for policies to advance the rights of AAPI women & girls.

75% of #AsianAmericans in NYC have changed their routines to avoid experiencing anti-Asian hate.

The Asian American Foundation's Norman Chen on The Katie Phang Show

Federal agencies will now be required to differentiate among Asian American and Pacific Islander groups when collecting data, according to an updated directive from the White House’s Office of Management and Budget.

The results of our Asian American Perspectives: NYC Safety Study are eye-opening, with 1 in every 2 Asian Americans in NYC experiencing hate due to their race or ethnicity in 2023. Read the report: share.taaf.org/safetynyc

Founded in 1982, Womankind had effectively establishing the first helpline & lifeline for Asian domestic violence survivors on the East Coast.

Visit impactaapi.org to explore hundreds of AAPI organizations that fit your interests & passions. #TheAAPINonprofitDatabase

In our Asian American Perspectives: NYC Safety Study, 78% of Asian Americans New Yorkers said that “public safety” was either a “major problem” or “somewhat of a problem” that needed to be addressed.

To read the full report, visit: share.taaf.org/report.

Genesis House is committed to supporting AAPIs by creating spaces for AAPIs to reflect on Korean heritage and history, build connections, and celebrate their cultural heritage.

Jenn Tran, one of the contestants on ABC's 'The Bachelor' this season, was named the new 'Bachelorette' during the show's finale Monday night. She will be the first Asian American woman to star in the dating reality show.

A day filled with joy and color, TAAF wishes our Hindu friends and families around the globe a happy and prosperous Holi!