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Anti-Asian Violence PSA

APILO is proud to support this PSA, in response to the ongoing anti-Asian violence happening in America as well as the rest of the world.This video stands on a very simple single-minded message—Asian Americans are American.

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Diane Matsuda Recognized for her APILO Small Business Clinic Work

Congratulations to our very own Diane Matsuda for being recognized by Supervisor Dean Preston on May 3rd for AAPI Heritage Month!

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Pelosi and AAPI Community Leaders Highlight Passage of COVID19 Hate Crimes Act

API Legal Outreach’s Executive Director, Dean Ito Taylor, illustrates history of Anti-Asian Violence and commits to unity with other communities of color (16:05). – Read Article

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San Francisco Apologizes for Racism Against Chinese Americans

API Legal Outreach’s Executive Director, Dean Ito Taylor, calls for more investment in Chinatown and other cultural districts. “We are the fabric of San Francisco. Can you imagine San Francisco without Chinatown? Without Japantown? Without Little Saigon? SoMa Filipinos?”

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Mayor Breed Pledges to Invest in API Non-Profits

API Legal Outreach’s Executive Director, Dean Ito Taylor, demands responsibility to prevent Anti-Asian Violence (00:18)

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Survivor of Chinatown Attack, Anh Lê, Sues San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin

API Legal Outreach’s Executive Director, Dean Ito Taylor, speaks about Anti-Asian Hate Crimes (1:57)

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Pride 2021 | Together, we can

Check out our Youth Program Project Manager, Jean Pham, talking about coming together to advocate and change the world in this Pride spotlight.

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Stop Anti-API Hate Violence

Join us for a Know Your Rights presentation on 4/21 addressing Hate Crimes. Please register here. These are not new issues. The recent surge in incidents of anti-Asian hate violence are part of the larger systemic issues that API Legal Outreach has been trying to fight since its inception in 1975. We remain steadfast in our commitment to these issues. For more information, read our full statement here. Check out our recent anti-hate workshop.

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Watch the Rebuilding the Dream Conversation Series

APILO presents three vital discussions examining 2020’s most pressing issues facing Bay Area immigrant communities.

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Save Small Businesses and Historic Districts!

APILO and partners join forces to support our local small businesses and historical cultural districts including San Francisco Japantown, SOMA Filipinas, Little Saigon, and San Francisco and Oakland Chinatowns.

see our webpage for more information

API Legal Outreach Calls for Swift Action on Allegation of Mass Forced Hysterectomies Performed on Immigrant Women

For more information, view our statement.

API Legal Outreach Stands In Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

For more information, view our statement.

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We are taking every precaution to protect the health and safety of our staff and our clients. We are open and providing information and legal services remotely (via telephone, video) by appointment only. We are not accepting walk-ins.

For information and appointments for legal advice, please call us at (415)567-6255 or (510)251-2846. We are ready to take your calls Monday through Friday between 9am and 5pm.

We have updated our website to give our clients and community helpful information and answers to frequently asked questions. This can be accessed by clicking the COVID-19 link above, or the buttons in red with the seven languages we offer, or here:

If the information you seek is not (yet) translated in a particular language, please call our office and one of our fluent staff members will assist you.

If you have questions about your ongoing case or are seeking legal advice or representation, please call us for more information. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911.

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Current Issues - March 2022

Volume 16: May We build A More Just Future For All

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Former Issues

Volume 12 of our Newsletter

Volume 11: Addendum: Eviction Moratorium Extensions

Volume 10: Recent DACA and LGBTQ Supreme Court Decisions

Volume 9: Domestic Violence, Youth Programs

Volume 8: Human Trafficking, Elder Law

Volume 7: 2020 Census, APILO’s Core and Special Projects

APILO’s Statement on George Floyd

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Volume 6: Modified Shelter-in-Place Orders, Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Elder Law & Mediation

Volume 5: Resources for Immigrants

Volume 4: Housing

Volume 3: Elder Abuse, Domestic Violence, & Youth Programs

Volume 2: Immigration

Volume 1: Economic Relief & Hate Crimes

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Federal court blocks new USCIS fee rule. Increased filing fees and the elimination of fee waivers for certain applications will NOT take effect on 10/2/2020

Second phase of Paycheck Protection Program launches

For more information, call our office.

Experts say Domestic Violence is on the rise.

For more information, call our office.

Fraud concerns grow as people receive government checks.

For more information, call our office.

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WORKING FOR EQUAL JUSTICE

API Legal Outreach Calls for Swift Action on Allegation of Mass Forced Hysterectomies Performed on Immigrant Women

API Legal Outreach Stands In Solidarity with Black Lives Matter

We are taking every precaution to protect the health and safety of our staff and our clients. We are open and providing information and legal services remotely (via telephone, video) by appointment only. We are not accepting walk-ins.

For information and appointments for legal advice, please call us at (415)567-6255 or (510)251-2846. We are ready to take your calls Monday through Friday between 9am and 5pm.

We have updated our website to give our clients and community helpful information and answers to frequently asked questions. This can be accessed by clicking the COVID-19 link above, or the buttons in red with the seven languages we offer, or here:

If you have questions about your ongoing case or are seeking legal advice or representation, please call us for more information. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911.

Newsletters

Current Issues - March 2022

Volume 16: May We build A More Just Future For All

Former Issues

Volume 15: Stop and Respond to Anti-AAPI Hate Violence

Volume 14: Rebuilding the Dream

Volume 13: Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Volume 12 of our Newsletter

Volume 11: Addendum: Eviction Moratorium Extensions

Volume 10: Recent DACA and LGBTQ Supreme Court Decisions

Volume 9: Domestic Violence, Youth Programs

Volume 8: Human Trafficking, Elder Law

Volume 7: 2020 Census, APILO’s Core and Special Projects

APILO’s Statement on George Floyd

Volume 6: Modified Shelter-in-Place Orders, Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Elder Law & Mediation

Volume 5: Resources for Immigrants

Volume 4: Housing

Volume 3: Elder Abuse, Domestic Violence, & Youth Programs

Volume 2: Immigration

Volume 1: Economic Relief & Hate Crimes

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Federal court blocks new USCIS fee rule. Increased filing fees and the elimination of fee waivers for certain applications will NOT take effect on 10/2/2020

Second phase of Paycheck Protection Program launches

Experts say Domestic Violence is on the rise.

Fraud concerns grow as people receive government checks.

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