Stop AAPI Hate

San Francisco officials and community leaders held a town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss the city’s commitment to stopping hate against the AAPI community. Cheryl Hurd reports.

San Francisco officials and community leaders held a town hall meeting Tuesday to discuss the city’s commitment to stopping hate against the AAPI community.

San Francisco police Chief Bill Scott, in an interview with NBC Bay Area, discusses the battle against AAPI crime ahead of a town hall scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday.

San Francisco police are searching for a man who attacked two women minutes apart in the city’s Richmond district.

San Francisco’s Richmond district is considered one of the city’s safe and quiet areas, but it has now become the scene of the two most recent attacks on the area’s Asian community.

The national survey by organization, “Stop AAPI Hate” has reported 11,467 hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in U.S since the start of the pandemic.

In the period between March 19, 2020 and Dec. 31, 2021, a total of 10,905 hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. were reported to Stop AAPI Hate.

In the period between March 19, 2020 and Dec. 31, 2021, a total of 10,905 hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. were reported to Stop AAPI Hate.

Anti-Asian hate crimes increased more than 73 percent in 2020, according to newly corrected FBI data. It’s a disproportionate uptick compared to hate crimes in general, which rose 13 percent.

Asian Pacific America: Bay Area lawyer and civil rights advocate Adam Juaratovac talks #StopAAPIHate and where he feels there is still work to be done.

Asian Pacific America: The state budget which went into effect in July includes a historic investment to address attacks against the AAPI community. Bay Area Assemblymember Phil Ting explains how the funds will be used to track and prevent violence.

The attacks on the AAPI community seem to keep coming despite police stepping up efforts, revamped prosecution rules and marches in the streets.

The attacks on the AAPI community seem to keep coming despite police stepping up efforts, revamped prosecution rules and marches in the streets. Lili Tan reports.

Lawmakers were joining Asian and Pacific Islander groups Friday to lay out the new state resources for stopping anti-Asian hate and hate crimes. Cierra Johnson reports.

Asian Pacific America: James Kim is a best in class winner in AACI’s Growing Up Asian in America Art, Video, and Essay Contest.

In San Francisco Wednesday, two legendary religious leaders had one message: love, not hate. NBC Bay Area’s Marcus Washington sat down with civil rights legend Rev. Jesse Jackson and Chinatown’s Rev. Norman Fong to talk about combating AAPI hate.

Asian Pacific America: Kailee Lock’s art piece, “Key to the Future,” is a best in class winner in AACI’s Growing Up Asian in America Contest.

A group of community leaders at the Wah Ying Club in San Francisco’s Chinatown have held Stop Asian Hate events to get groups to collaborate, find the root of the violence and figure out how to stop it. NBC Bay Area’s Janelle Wang talks with the leaders one-on-one.

Asian Pacific America: Award-winning author Kelly Yang shares how she feels about anti-Asian violence.