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Dear UCA Friends and Family, December is UCA’s year-end membership and fundraising month, a time to give back, appreciate friendship …
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Dear UCA Friends and Family, December is UCA’s year-end membership and fundraising month, a time to give back, appreciate friendship …
An Open Letter to Members of Congress United Chinese Americans (UCA), a national federation representing Americans of Chinese descent, wishes …
UCA Denounces Newsweek Smear of Chinese-American Community as Tool of Beijing United Chinese Americans (UCA), a national coalition of Chinese-American …
122 Chinese American Organizations Asking White House to Rescind its Executive Order on WeChat Ban For Immediate Release Today (September …
UCA Statement on Trump Administration’s New Visa Rules Regarding International Students Washington, DCJuly 9th, 2020 Update on July 14th: Under …
UCA to Join Asian American Communities on June 22nd, in Houston, Texas In Honoring Heroes in the Midland Hate Crime …
Announcement of Food of Love Celebration & Tri-Community Solidarity Conference and Registration Link May 29, Washington, D.CFor Immediate Release On …
A Public Statement On the Death of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery May 28, 2020, Washington, DC.For immediate press release. …
“Creativity against COVID-19” Young Creative Artists Contest In conjunction with multiple partners, UCA is co-organizing an art contest to help …
United Chinese Americans (UCA), a national coalition of Chinese Americans in more than 30 states, calls on the American news media, public figures and the American public to refrain from using terms such as “China virus,” “Chinese virus,” “Wuhan virus,” or “Asian virus” to describe the new coronavirus, COVID-19. Such terms often misinform and misguide the public in the fight against this virus, and could lead to bigotry, inflame hatred and even incite violence against Chinese and Asian Americans, as has already been widely reported. …
The National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA, a coalition of 34 national Asian Pacific American organizations, http://www.ncapaonline.org/about) has drafted the attached Sign-on Letters to House Leaders (Nancy Pelosi) and Senate Leaders (Mitch McConnell) requesting both houses to Denounce Coronavirus Racism. …
The current racist challenge the Chinese American community is facing has become more wide-spreading than the notorious coronavirus, and Jewish American community has been alert to this situation and expressed sympathy. The Jewish Council of Public Affairs (JCPA) released a letter of solidarity, jointly issued by 75 organizations, to the Chinese community against the plague. Today, UCA issued a formal response expressing heartfelt gratitude and looking forward for unity. …