Break the Silence: Justice for Asian Women

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March 2022 Newsletter View this email in your browser JUSTICE FOR ASIAN WOMEN Rally at the Asian Art Museum on March 16 March 16 marks the one year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings: the massacre of eight people, six of whom were Asian women and four of whom were Korean, which catapulted rising anti-Asian violence into the national dialogue.  As anti-Asian hate continues unabated into 2022, KACF-SF invites our community members to #breakthesilence and fight for the right of Asian women to be safe, heard and empowered in this country. Please join us at the Asian Art Museum on March 16 as part of a nation-wide BREAK THE SILENCE: JUSTICE FOR ASIAN WOMEN event organized in collaboration with Stand with Asian Women, APAs vs. Hate, Asians are Strong, and the Bay Area K-Coalition. This event invites community members to fight for the right to be safe and empowered and will include performances, a community resource fair, and remarks by: Shinhong Byun, president, Korean American Bar Association of Northern California Olivia Cheng, actress and activist Beckie Masaki, founding executive director, Asian Women's Shelter Wendy Nguyen, co-founder, Stand With Asian Americans Ashlyn So, youth activist and fashion designer Artwork adapted from Amanda Phingbdohipakkiya's public art series "We Are More" made with Times Square Arts, which appeared in over 175 locations across Times Square as well as on a 35' x 125' mural along the Pulaski Skyway. JOIN US! Can't make the event in person? Join the live stream on March 16.  COMMUNITY JOB OPPORTUNITIES  AACI provides a wide range of health services to marginalized communities in Santa Clara. They are looking for a bilingual (English/Korean) case manager.  Korean Center Inc in San Francisco is looking for a Communications & Outreach Manager and a Korean Language Teacher. Learn more about each of these roles here.  22 for $2022 Make A Difference in Our Community This year, our work matters more than ever. The services that KACF-SF supports for under-resourced Korean Americans - meals and wellness programs for isolated seniors, Korean-language therapy and legal aid, supports for domestic violence survivors - are in critical demand. If you are interested in giving back in a meaningful and sustainable way, we invite you to become a monthly sustaining donor at just $22/month. Why $22? Because it's 2022, it's a budget friendly amount, and that extra $2 helps cover administrative fees! Donate Today Scholarship Application Deadline Wednesday, March 23 Get those applications in now for the 2022 Karen Ha Scholarship! This annual award provides up to $10,000 in financial aid, along with mentorship opportunities. Learn more here! 7th Annual KACF-SF Gala  Saturday, May 14 Mark your calendars for the largest fundraiser of its kind on the West Coast - an unforgettable evening celebrating our community's accomplishments and raising  awareness for the greatest needs. Learn more. Break the Silence: Justice for Asian Women Wednesday, 3/16 at 3PM Asian Art Museum, SF This event on the anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings invites community members to fight for the right to be safe and empowered and will include cultural performances, a self-defense workshop, notable speakers, and more!  Shop & Support KACF-SF   The Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco (KACF-SF) provides grants and capacity-building assistance to community-based organizations serving the needs of under-resourced Korean Americans in the greater Bay Area. Our mission is to build a vibrant, healthy, and empowered Korean American community. KACF-SF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your donations are tax deductible. KACF-SF   |   Our Work   |   Donate   |   Volunteer Copyright © 2022 Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.