Resources

Everyone can Report Hate and Bullying – If you see bullying in your community or feel targeted, speak up. You can make a difference. Visit CAvsHate.org or call 833-8-NO-HATE

Check out our new Financial Literacy Presentation by AYR Board Member Cooper Hong.

Financial Literacy

April is Financial Literacy Month. So, AYR is partnering up to provide some resources you can share and check out to learn to avoid scams and fraud.

Education Resources

Mental Health

AAPI Media, Books and Films

Common Sense Media’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander “Best-Of” Lists & Resources: Intersectional Themes Lists:

Lists for Genre-Lovers:

Movies and TV Celebrating AANHPI Diversity:

Resource Articles for Parents & Educators:

College Resources for AAPI Students

Where to Report?

  • CA vs. Hate Reach out to CA vs. Hate. Reports can be made online at any time in 15 languages. People also can report an incident by calling (833) 866-4283 or 833-8-NO-HATE, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and talking to a trained civil rights agent in over 200 languages. Outside of those hours, people can leave a voicemail or call 211 to report a hate incident and seek support from a professional trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices. California vs Hate is a new initiative by the California Civil Rights Department to report and address hate across the state.
  • Stop AAPI Hate
  • Asian Pacific Policy & Planning Council (A3PCON) records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents in English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, Khmer, Punjabi, Tagalog, Hmong, and Hindi.
  • Muslim Advocates records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the American Muslim community.
  • Sikh Coalition records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the Sikh American community.
  • South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT) records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the South Asian, Sikh, Muslim, and Arab communities.

Data and Other Resources

We are all “Uniters” – “The United We Stand Summit” was held at the White House on September 15, 2022, bringing together national leaders, change makers, and experts who discussed how to bring an end to hate-fueled violence. AAPI Youth Rising’s Mina was honored as one of 16 civilian “Uniters,” and you can check out panels and inspiring speeches from the all day event.