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02.15.2013

Immigrant Story Collection Campaign

Advancing Justice-Chicagois starting a story collection campaign in an effort to highlight the Asian American immigrant experience in the national debate over immigration reform. Advancing Justice-Chicago is looking for volunteers to help with story collection, and is looking for people who want to share their stories! To learn more contact Rekha Radhakrishnan at rradhakrishnan@aaichicago.org (더 보기…)

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02.05.2013

Illinois Asian American Caucus State Agenda 2013

 

  •         Urge Governor Quinn to appoint the 11-member Asian American Employment Plan Advisory Council, a crucial component to implementing the State Asian American Employment Plan.

Last year, AAI and PAVE helped pass HB4510 and Governor Quinn signed it into law in July 2012. This law seeks to address the barriers and challenges faced by Asian Americans in State employment. The community’s input is essential to any effective solution. (더 보기…)

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01.31.2013

AAI Statement on Senate Immigration Reform Proposal

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January 28, 2013

AAI Applauds Senate on Prioritizing Bipartisan Immigration Reform

CHICAGO, IL-Asian American Institute (AAI), a member of Asian American Center for Advancing Justice applauds the US Senate on prioritizing immigration reform in a bipartisan manner, and looks forward to learning more about the details as they unfold. Among the many tenets of the proposal, AAI is pleased to learn that a pathway to legal citizenship is being offered, especially to DREAMers, a group that has fought valiantly for citizenship for a long time.  AAI is especially pleased with the leadership of Illinois Senator and Majority Whip Richard Durbin, who has championed immigration reform throughout his tenure in the Senate. “Illinois has been at the forefront of the debate on immigration reform, both from an activist perspective as well as an institutional one. We are excited to see meaningful options laid out, and look forward to working with our local and national partners to address these proposals within our community,” said AAI executive director Tuyet Le. (더 보기…)

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11.15.2012

Asian American Community Organizations Conduct Research on Voter Behavior

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November 9, 2012

Asian American Community Organizations Conduct Research on Voter Behavior

Chicago, IL – The recent election was an important one for the local Asian American community because of the prominent role of Asian American candidates, new language resources for Asian American voters with limited English proficiency, and increased grassroots efforts to increase Asian American turnout at the polls. (더 보기…)

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