Asian Pacific American Law Student Association is a student organization at the University of California, San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) located in San Francisco, CA
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Chinese Businesses & Organizations in San Francisco, CA
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UC Law SF Asian Pacific American Law Student Association
Asian Real Estate Association of America San Francisco Peninsula
Founded in 2003, the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) is a nonprofit trade organization dedicated to promoting homeownership within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
AREAA will accomplish these goals by:
- Creating a powerful national voice for housing and real estate professionals that serve this dynamic market
- Advocating for policy positions at the national level that will reduce barriers to homeownership for the AAPI community
- Increasing business opportunities for mortgage and real estate professionals that serve this growing community
- Hosting National and Local events to educate and inform members about housing issues and developments affecting the AAPI community
- Conducting trade missions throughout Asia to develop business partnerships and increase brand awareness
- AREAA’s membership represents a vast array of cultural, ethnic, and professional backgrounds. AREAA is open to anyone and everyone who works with, or seeks to work with, the AAPI community. With over 15,000 members in 35 chapters across the US and Canada, AREAA is the largest Asian organization in North America.
San Francisco, CA
Chinese Real Estate Association of America
Chinese Real Estate Association of America (CREAA) is a non-profit organization committed to serving the needs of our community and real estate professionals through education, political influence, and outreach programs that promote and protect homeownership.
Our mission at CREAA is to:
1. Provide opportunities for good networking among our members.
2. Bring together real estate licensees and other individuals interested in the Chinese real estate community.
3. Exert beneficial influences upon the real estate profession and related interest.
4. Initiate useful programs that benefit our members.
5. Encourage and promote the professional growth of our members.
6. Undertake projects for the betterment of our community.
San Francisco, CA
California Asian Pacific American Bar Association
California Asian Pacific American Bar Association represents the interests of APA bar organizations and the over 14,000 APA attorneys statewide to promote justice and equality, advance legal and policy matters that impact the APA community, and enhance the professional development of its members.
San Francisco, CA
Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area
The Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area (AABA) has been the voice of the San Francisco Bay Area’s Asian Pacific American (APA) legal community since 1976. AABA fosters professional development, community, and service. We are advocates and allies for civil rights, representation, and equality.
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Friends of Roots
Friends of Roots has been established to further the advancement of education through research, documentation, and archiving of Asian American genealogy and cultural heritage. Our flagship program, Roots: Him Mark Lai Family History Project (麥禮謙尋根項目), is a program in which Chinese American young adults research their family history and genealogy, study Chinese history and geography, learn about the Chinese American community, and visit their ancestral villages in Guangdong province.
San Francisco, CA
Chinese for Affirmative Action
Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA) was founded in 1969 to protect the civil and political rights of Chinese Americans and to advance social justice and multiracial democracy in the United States. Today, CAA is a progressive voice in and on behalf of the broader Asian American and Pacific Islander community. We advocate for systemic change that protects immigrant rights, promotes language diversity, and remedies racial and social injustice.
Our vision fifty years ago that endures today is of a world that works for everyone — a world in which all people live free from bigotry, discrimination, hate, prejudice, and bias. Core civil rights principles such as inclusion, equity, justice, and compassion guide the type of change we seek to achieve and the values we seek to embody.
Though much progress over the past five decades has been made, it is clear that since 2016 we are in a moment of great danger and great opportunity. With the rights and well-being of historically disenfranchised, marginalized, and vulnerable communities under ferocious attack, CAA is stepping up in all areas of its work to meet growing demands for assistance and leadership.
San Francisco, CA
Chinese Progressive Association - San Francisco
Founded in 1972, the Chinese Progressive Association educates, organizes and empowers the low income and working class immigrant Chinese community in San Francisco to build collective power with other oppressed communities to demand better living and working conditions and justice for all people.
Our core strategies are community education and organizing, leadership development and alliance and movement building. CPA engages in community education and organizing around health and environmental justice, workers’ rights, housing, immigrant rights, and other issues of concern to the organization’s members and constituents.
San Francisco, CA
Chinese American Citizens Alliance
Founded in 1895 in San Francisco, the Chinese American Citizens Alliance is the nation's oldest Asian American civil rights organization. We continue to be a nonpartisan, nonprofit fraternal entity seeking to secure equal rights for Americans of Chinese ancestry as well as to better the communities they live in. We are dedicated to our goals of enhancing civic pride, supporting community services and promoting responsible citizenship.
San Francisco, CA
Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco
CCC’s policies are driven by our deep commitment to racial justice rooted in the organization’s and our peoples’ experiences with xenophobia and racism, as well as our community’s mobilizations against those forces. We were founded as a cultural anchor in Chinatown by Chinese American activists coming out of the civil rights movement in order to combat inequity by transforming dominant and regressive narratives about our community.
Our immediate mission is focused on Chinese diasporic communities, and because of the activist history through which we were founded, we make connections between that immediate root and pan-ethnic Asian American communities and in solidarity with other communities of color. While a third of San Francisco is Asian American, because of funding inequities and white supremacist culture, there are still relatively few artistic opportunities to tell our community’s stories; which in turn means there are few narratives that connect Asian American experiences to struggles for justice and the stories of people of color more broadly.
Under the aegis of the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco, Chinese Culture Center (CCC) is one of the leading and most prominent cultural and arts institutions in the city of San Francisco.
The mission of the CCC is dedicated to elevating underserved communities and giving voice to equality through education and contemporary art.
Founded in 1965, Chinese Culture Foundation opened its primary program site, Chinese Culture Center, in 1973. Our work is based in Chinatown and San Francisco’s open and public spaces, and other art institutions.
In 2014, CCC opened 41 Ross, an experimental community art space located in one of the most historic alleyways in Chinatown.
CCC has five decades of experience embedded in the community leading complex public art projects and events supported by Grants for the Arts, San Francisco Arts Commission, the SF Municipal Transportation Agency, among others. Recently, the CCC was selected for the prestigious “Our Town” grant funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
San Francisco, CA
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Kelly Honglei Bu
Founded in 2008, the Law Office of Kelly H. Bu in Pleasanton, California, provide immigration and corporate legal advice to the San Francisco Bay Area community, to domestic and international corporations, and to immigrants wishing to enter the U.S. We are committed to providing the very highest standard of service to our clients, and are proud to serve the Bay Area community.
If you need legal assistance for your business, if you are emigrating to the U.S., or petitioning for a visa on behalf of a relative or spouse from within the U.S., we can help.
Pleasanton, CA