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AASF demonstrates the power of bold and strategic communications and marketing strategies to advance our mission in support of Asian Americans and scholars, scientists, and researchers. In 2024, we had a potential reach of 1 billion people through 200+ stories in prominent media outlets, ensuring Asian American scholars have a voice on the issues that matter to them the most.

From our media clips to our exceedingly high email open rates, we continue to expand our reach. We are proud to share these highlights of our communications successes and wins over the year.

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BREAKING: Judge Largely Denies Northwestern’s Motion to Dismiss in Dr. Jane Ying Wu Case, Allowing Case to Proceed

On Tuesday, the House Appropriations Committee advanced the Fiscal Year 2026 Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies (CJS) bill, including report language that would effectively revive the discredited “China Initiative.” In response, 82 civil rights and Asian American advocacy organizations—led by Advancing Justice – AAJC, the Asian American Scholar Forum (AASF), Stop AAPI Hate, and Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)—sent a letter urging lawmakers to remove the provision. Leaders warned that reinstating the China Initiative would again subject Asian American scholars to racial profiling, undermine U.S. innovation, and harm America’s global competitiveness.

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BREAKING: Judge Largely Denies Northwestern’s Motion to Dismiss in Dr. Jane Ying Wu Case, Allowing Case to Proceed

On Tuesday, the House Appropriations Committee advanced the Fiscal Year 2026 Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies (CJS) bill, including report language that would effectively revive the discredited “China Initiative.” In response, 82 civil rights and Asian American advocacy organizations—led by Advancing Justice – AAJC, the Asian American Scholar Forum (AASF), Stop AAPI Hate, and Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)—sent a letter urging lawmakers to remove the provision. Leaders warned that reinstating the China Initiative would again subject Asian American scholars to racial profiling, undermine U.S. innovation, and harm America’s global competitiveness.

BREAKING: Asian American Scholar Forum Recommends OMB Withdraw Proposed Federal Research Grant Rule & Submits Public Comments to Strengthen Research Security While Preserving America’s Scientific Leadership

On Tuesday, the House Appropriations Committee advanced the Fiscal Year 2026 Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies (CJS) bill, including...

AASF Briefs House Select Committee Staff for Hearing on CCP Economic Espionage and U.S. Influence 

Dear AASF Community,  We are writing to share an important update that the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition...

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