Policy Priority: Data Equity

We Need Additional Southeast Asian American Language Translations for the 2020 Census

Deadline to urge your congressional rep to action is tomorrow SEARAC Staff
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Tell your Congressional Representative that We Need Additional Southeast Asian American Language Translations for the 2020 Census

Elaine Sanchez Wilson
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White House Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Principles Reflect More of the Same Anti-Immigrant Hate

Proposed cuts to education, poverty, and health programs will further harm our communities Elaine Sanchez Wilson
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Data Disaggregation Versus Affirmative Action

This fact sheet examines the differences between data disaggregation and affirmative action, two policies that SEARAC supports.
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Data Disaggregation General Factsheet

This fact sheet debunks myths related to data disaggregation and provides recommendations for federal policymakers.
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Congressional Districts with the Largest Southeast Asian American Populations

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States with the Largest Southeast Asian American Populations

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Tell the Census Bureau We Count

Protect Southeast Asian Americans’ rights to be counted and seen SEARAC Staff
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Moving Beyond the Asian Check Box

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Data Disaggregation – Opportunities and Challenges

Information in this fact sheet comes primarily from SEARAC’s study of comments submitted to the Department of Education in 2012.
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