Campaign: Include Southeast Asian American ethnic studies in school curricula

Learning about the histories, culture, and experiences of our diverse communities, including SEAAs, benefits all students

Executive Summary: Rising Up

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Rising Up: The Southeast Asian American Educational Journey

Fifty years after Southeast Asian American families arrived in the United States as refugees from war and genocide, a new generation of youth is coming of age in our schools and colleges. This report looks at how far our communities have come, and what still stands in the way.
A graduate poses in celebration next to a man holding a diploma

Model Curricula on Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Hmong Experiences Now Available

SEARAC Staff

SEARAC Applauds Historic Passage of Hmong American Studies Bill

Elaine Sanchez Wilson

SEARAC Endorses AANHPI History Bill

Elaine Sanchez Wilson
SEARAC Press Release: Image of SEARAC community with Capitol building in the background

Can You See Me? School Culture and Climate for California’s AAPI Youth

School climate statistics.