Resource Library

Inspiring advocates with the resources they need to take action with Southeast Asian American communities.

2025 Budget Reconciliation Law: Impacts for Southeast Asian Americans, Health and Safety Nets 2-pager

A fact sheet describing H.R. 1’s impact on Southeast Asian American communities’ access to health and safety nets. Last updated: September 18, 2025
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2024 Annual Report

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: A GUIDE FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH DEPORTATION ORDERS

If you or a loved one is a community member who has a deportation order, this guide is intended to:

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

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Medi-Cal Expansion Hub

Shares in-language resources for undocumented Californians and individuals/families who need to access health care benefits and enrollment in Medi-Cal. Information is available in Hmong, Khmer, Lao, Mien, and Vietnamese.

Clemency Advocacy Guide

Shares resources for individuals who have applied for clemency from the Governor of California, including how to build an advocacy campaign.
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Southeast Asian American Model Curricula

Free educational resources from the California Department of Education to support K-12 classrooms and educators teaching ethnic studies. The Cambodian American Studies, Hmong History and Cultural Studies, and Vietnamese American Experiences Studies contain diverse areas of study, lesson plans, guidance and frameworks.
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25 Years of Leadership and Advocacy Training: A Special Alumni Report

In honor of 25 years, we checked in with 25 graduates who have walked the halls of Congress and statehouses with us and asked them: What memories, lessons, and/or learnings from your time at LAT do you still carry with you either personally or professionally? Here’s what they said.

SEAA My Story in Data: Artist-in-Residence Digital Series

A series of digital illustrations by 2023-24 SEARAC Artist-in-residence Natalie Bui exploring today’s fight for data equity and its historical context. 

AB 1726: A California Case Study on Disaggregating Public Health Data by Race and Ethnicity

This policy brief presents key challenges to implementing California Assembly Bill 1726, which passed in 2016 and requires the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to break down broad demographic data it collects into more specific Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) subgroups.
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