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03.09.2023
Fourth Nonpartisan Mayoral Candidate Forum
Hundreds of Asian American community members gathered on February 6, 2023 at the fourth nonpartisan Mayoral Candidate Forum at the Chicago History Museum hosted by the Pan Asian Voter Empowerment (PAVE) Coalition and Asian Americans Advancing Justice | Chicago.
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JOB POSTING: Communications Manager
Asian Americans Advancing Justice | Chicago is searching for a Communications Manager to join our team. This dual role is an exciting opportunity for a strategic relationship-builder to serve as the Communications Manager for Advancing Justice | Chicago and AAMP. The Communications Manager will develop and implement a comprehensive communications strategy that includes elevating our advocacy work in five priority issue areas and supporting fundraising strategies.
Read More12.22.2022
Asian Americans Advancing Justice Denounces Congress’ Failure to Reach a DACA Deal
As the end of the year approaches, Congress has failed to come to a deal on citizenship for immigrant youth, Temporary Protected Status recipients, and other immigrants. While DACA hangs on by a thread, this failure further threatens the future of undocumented youth and their families in the country they call home.
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— Tia, A Just Chi leader