New York City: With the New York City (NYC) budget process moving towards final negotiations, on Tuesday leading immigrant organizations will release a new report highlighting priority areas for immigrant communities at a policy briefing for press. The second

New York City: The Asian American Federation (AAF) has released profiles of all 51 City Council Districts on the Asian community, which are available on their website in the Census Information Center (https://www.aafederation.org/cic/briefs/NYCcouncil2016.pdf). Generally, the profiles show that

New York City: Today, the Asian American Federation proudly joins Mayor de Blasio, Chancellor Carmen Fariña, and all of New York City’s leaders in celebrating the first Lunar New Year holiday in New York City’s public schools. For

New York City: The Asian American Federation convened a meeting today with Mayor de Blasio and key members of his administration to discuss the social service needs of the Asian American community. The Federation’s request grew directly out

New York City: The Asian American Federation released today its Analysis of City Government Funding to Social Service Organizations Serving the Asian American Community in NYC. While Asian Americans now make up close to 15 percent of New

NEW YORK, NY – Asian American and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) communities are among the nation’s fastest growing. Citing recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau and other sources, a new report released today by the Asian

New York, N.Y. Asian American Federation announced today that Executive Director Cao O will be stepping down on December 31, 2013. Mr. O has served as the Federation’s first executive director since June 1990. “It has been a tremendous

New York, NY—Today, the Asian American Federation released a briefing paper that details the Asian population, ethnic breakdowns and the major Asian languages spoken in the State Senate and Assembly districts in New York City based on new lines finalized