Campaign: Increase federal funding to support SEAA students' success

SEAAs’ refugee history, their invisibility in education data and policy, and systemic racism create barriers to our students’ educational success. Our government must address the disparities that SEAA students experience and invest in their futures.

Federal Plan to Close US Department of Education Puts Millions of Students at Risk

Low-income, first-generation, and English learner students would lose vital school support SEARAC Staff
SEARAC Press Release: Image of SEARAC community with Capitol building in the background

SEARAC Condemns Executive Order Gutting the Department of Education

Anna Byon
SEARAC Press Release: Image of SEARAC community with Capitol building in the background

New SEARAC, Joint Center Research Calls for Disaggregated Data in Career and Technical Education Pathways

Elaine Sanchez Wilson
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Equity at the Center: How Federal Policymakers Can Support Diverse Student Populations in CTE Pathways Through High-Quality Data

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DOJ Singles Out Southeast Asian Students in Attack on Race-Conscious Admissions

Elaine Sanchez Wilson
SEARAC Statement: image of Capitol building

Department of Justice Again Attempts to Drive Educational Inequity for SEAA, Underrepresented Communities

SEARAC Staff
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

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Increase Access to Higher Education – Why Are Southeast Asians Not Going to College?

Factsheet

English Language Learners & Southeast Asian American Communities

Factsheet

Overview of Southeast Asian Educational Challenges: Why Are Southeast Asian American Students Falling Behind?

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