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10.05.2021
Request for Proposals (RFP) – Education Consultant
To support the successful implementation of this new mandate, we are seeking a consultant to develop and facilitate a series of professional development (PD) trainings for K-12 teachers on the topic of Asian American history. The consultant will be responsible for developing and delivering trainings with support from our partner, the Asian American Education Project (TAAEP), and a team of 2-3 current educators (selected by Advancing Justice) who will share ongoing feedback.
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Response to First Parliamentarian Recommendation On Path To Citizenship
Asian Americans Advancing Justice | Chicago and the Midwest Asian American Immigration Network Respond to Negative Parliamentarian Recommendation For DACA Recipients, TPS Holders, Farm Workers, Essential Workers
Read More09.15.2021
JOB POSTING: Voting Rights Legal Fellow (Post-Graduate)
We are seeking a Voting Rights Legal Fellow (Post Graduate) to support its national voting rights project, with dedicated responsibilities in Chicago and the Midwest. This position may be located remotely and reports to the Director of Affiliation Voting Rights Strategy, is administered by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Asian Law Caucus, and jointly supervised by Asians Americans Advancing Justice-Chicago.
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— Tia, A Just Chi leader