Policy Priority: Education

SEARAC Commemorates the 12th Anniversary of the AANAPISI Program

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Celebrating AANAPISI week banner

Tell Your House Rep to Support AANAPISI Funding

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Take Action instruction.

Final Reminder: Protect and improve the California Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum

Deadline to submit public comments is August 15 SEARAC Staff
SEARAC Action Alert: Image of SEARAC community protesting

Take action: Provide a public comment on California’s ethnic studies model curriculum

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SEARAC Action Alert: Image of SEARAC community protesting

Asian American and Pacific Islander Youth Coalition in California Releases Findings on School Culture and Climate

“Can You See Me?” fact sheet examines the classroom and campus experiences of AAPI youth throughout the state of California Elaine Sanchez Wilson
Statement from AAPI CHARGE.

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

School climate statistics.

Second Largest School District in the Country Takes Bold Steps to Disaggregate Data

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

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

SEARAC Joins AAPI Groups in Support of University of North Carolina’s Race-Concious Admissions Policies

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chart that shows how many southeast asian american students are the first in their families to attend college

Data Disaggregation Versus Affirmative Action

This fact sheet examines the differences between data disaggregation and affirmative action, two policies that SEARAC supports.
A screenshot of a the first page of a resource on data disaggregation and affirmative action