Dreaming boldly, for generations past, present, and future

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SEARAC is a national civil rights organization that builds power with diverse communities from Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam to create a just society.
1979

The year SEARAC was founded, in response to the largest mass resettlement of refugees in US history

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1 million

The rough estimate of SEAAs living in CA, a number representing 1/3 of the total population of SEAAs in the United States

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Spotlight

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SEARAC is thrilled to announce that we are hosting a virtual screening of all five episodes from our Southeast Asian American Journeys documentary series, produced in partnership with the Center for Asian American Media. Come celebrate Southeast Asian American stories with us on Saturday, Dec. 13, from 4–6 pm ET (1–3 pm PT) as we wrap up this year’s 50th commemoration of Southeast Asian American refugee resettlement. 

The event will include guest appearances from community members featured in the films and a Q&A with the executive producers, including director Quyên Nguyen-Le.

Learn more at seaapower.com/journeyslivestream and join us live on Facebook and YouTube from anywhere in the country. We hope to see you there for this special, one-time event.

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Washington community, we’re thrilled to announce that @seaajourneys_doc will be shown on Dec. 10 in Seattle! The film screening will be hosted at @theatreoffjackson and will feature a Southeast Asian author book sale from @mamsbookstore. 

Join this community celebration and buy tickets at seaa.click4tix.com

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