Stop AAPI Hate

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.

For Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Marcus Washington met with AAPI Women Lead’s Co-Founder Dr. Connie Wun as she spoke about the violence and lessons learned while she was in the sex trade, getting her PHD and her life’s work.

This latest attack has led to another burst of shock and outrage within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

An Asian American woman was robbed and beaten while riding on a BART train Tuesday morning in San Francisco. Terry McSweeney reports.

The senior musical group, “The Grant Avenue Follies” performed their first rap in a blend of Cantonese and English in San Francisco’s Chinatown Friday. The goal was to shine a light on hate and attacks against the AAPI community.

There were a number of rallies that were held in cities across the nation and in the Bay Area Saturday to denounce anti Asian hate and promote unity.

There were a number of rallies that were held in cities across the nation and in the Bay Area Saturday to denounce anti Asian hate and promote unity. In Oakland, a rally drew politicians and a diverse group community members. Christie Smith reports.

Rev. Norman Fong led the San Francisco non-profit Chinatown Community Development Center for three decades before retiring. But with the recent surge in Asian attacks, he went back to work part-time. NBC Bay Area’s Janelle Wang spoke with Fong in San Francisco’s Chinatown, where he was born and where his activism began.

Asian Pacific America: A series of Stop Asian Hate events in the Bay Area will offer the community an opportunity to discuss solutions and raise awareness.

After recent anti-Asian attacks, the story of Vincent Chin, who was beaten to death in 1982, is resurfacing. NBC Bay Area’s Janelle Wang spoke to Paula Yoo, who wrote a book about Chin’s story, about educating people in this climate.

In San Francisco Sunday, a march and rally were held to push for safety and solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in light of the recent anti Asian attacks.

In San Francisco Sunday, a march and rally was held to push for safety and solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in light of recent attacks. Christie Smith reports.

More than 100 people turned out in support of the AAPI community in Millbrae Saturday. The “United in Action with Asians” began with rousing speakers, including city councilmember Anders Fung.

A new hotline is offering Cantonese and Mandarin speakers a way to get information about crimes to the police in their own language.

In San Francisco, there’s a new hotline offering Cantonese and Mandarin speakers a way to get information about crimes to the police in their own language. Christie Smith reports.