February 9, 2021
We, the undersigned organizations, denounce violence against members of Asian American communities in San Francisco, Oakland, and the greater Bay Area. We stand in solidarity with victims, survivors, and families who have suffered loss and pain.
These
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CA November 2020 Elections – Frequently Asked Questions
投票就是關懷社區的一種方式，讓我們的家庭和鄰居都能夠有健康和豐盛的人生
Voting is a way to show community care, allowing our families and our neighbors and continue to have a healthy and abundant life
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我如何在這次選舉中投票？
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contacts:
Joyce Lam 林德樂, Political Director, Chinese Progressive Association (English)
KC Ho 何嘉程, Community Organizer, Chinese Progressive Association (Chinese)
Sabrina Chin, Asian Law Caucus
Bay Area Immigrant Workers Win $2.6 Million Settlement from Shuttered Kome Seafood
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[image description] A golden yellow background with light green, grey, and pale yellow swirls coming out of a group of people in black and grey holding protest signs. Black, green, and dark grey text reads “Chinese Progressive Association presents Resistance
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華人進步會致華埠社區書
呼吸乃眾人的權利–華人進步會聲援黑人追求正義和自由的抗爭
為 #GeorgeFloyd #BreonnaTaylor #AhmaudArbery 伸張正義
2020年6月10日
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June 10, 2020
Media Contacts:
Joyce Lam (Chinese)
Lai Wa Wu (English)
We all Deserve to Breathe. CPA Stands with the Black struggle for Justice and Freedom
Justice for #GeorgeFloyd #BreonnaTaylor #AhmaudArbery
A Public Statement to our community from Chinese
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Update July 1, 2020
As of May 1st, the application process for financial assistance from the Emergency Stabilization Fund is closed. To date, we have distributed $30,000 to 60 families. We have received over 4,500 applications and will prioritize the
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Update: The CPA staff is working remotely. Our office is closed. If you need to make an appointment with our team, please contact 415-391-6986.
In the video below, CPA’s Political Director Joyce Lam will be sharing with workers what labor
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Lenore Estrada has seen orders plunge at her Three Babes Bakeshop, which caters to San Francisco tech companies whose workers are now telecommuting.
With diners staying home, James Cox is making about $100 less in tips a night for her
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