Each year, AJSOCAL hosts an annual anniversary dinner that celebrates AJSOCAL’s accomplishments throughout the year and highlights its year-round programs and services. Additionally, we honor those who have made a significant impact on the community. The theme is for this year’s gala is United in Action: 41st Anniversary. Join us for a night of celebration and social justice by becoming a sponsor today!
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AJSOCAL is the leading civil rights advocate for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. We combat discrimination, offer free legal services and workshops in Southern California, and drive policy change from local to national levels. Rooted in the legacy of our immigrant forebears and fueled by modern advocacy, we remain steadfast in our pursuit of justice.
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Introducing The Migrant Resource Hub In Multiple Languages
Today, Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California (AJSOCAL) launches the Migrant Resource Hub. This digital resource contains the key information migrants need upon arrival in the U.S. and services that AJSOCAL provides. Links to federal and state resources and more information are also provided on the webpage. The website is currently translated in five languages: English, Chinese, Hindi, Korean and Vietnamese. Access to the Hub is free to all at https://www.ajsocal.org/migrant-resources
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AJSOCAL Summer Service 2024: A Day of Collective Impact
On August 15, 2024, AJSOCAL’s downtown Los Angeles office buzzed with the energy of volunteers, staff, and community partners who came together for our annual Summer Service event. This year’s event powerfully demonstrated what we can achieve through collective action, as participants from various employee resource groups (ERGs) and corporate teams united to prepare outreach and court kits for low-income, limited-English proficient Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) immigrant community members in need of legal support.
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PBAC Hosts 10th Annual Game Night Fundraiser
On Thursday, April 11, 2024, AJSOCAL’s Pro Bono Advisory Council (PBAC) organized its 10th annual PBAC fundraiser, its first ever in-person Game Night. The event took place in Century City, courtesy of our venue sponsor, Littler Mendelson P.C. The evening was packed with spirited competition, featuring rounds of trivia, name-that-tune challenges, majority-rules scenarios, and spins on the wheel of ill will. With nearly 100 participants, comprised of individuals dedicated to important work for the AAPI community, the competition was fierce!
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In partnership with local community organizations, Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California hosts free citizenship application workshops where our staff and volunteers help verify eligibility for citizenship, complete the citizenship application, and prepare a fee waiver request for individuals who qualify.
41ST ANNIVERSARY GALA
Each year AJSOCAL hosts an Anniversary Dinner, which is a signature event that benefits AJSOCAL through the generous support of individuals, companies, and foundations.
The gala celebrates AJSOCAL’s accomplishments throughout the year and highlights its year-round programs and services. Additionally, we honor those who have made a significant impact on the community. The event includes elected officials, community partners, members of the Asian American bar associations and leaders from the arts, culture, and media as well as corporate, legal, and nonprofit sectors. It has become one of the most anticipated fundraising events in the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.
BYSTANDER INTERVENTION TRAININGS
In these virtual workshops hosted on Zoom and co-sponsored by Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California and Right To Be (formerly known as Hollaback!), you’ll learn how you can intervene effectively as a bystander without ever compromising your safety.
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