Resource Library

Inspiring advocates with the resources they need to take action with Southeast Asian American communities.

Weaving Wellness: Intergenerational Insights from Southeast Asian American Communities

This report explores a community-defined vision of wellness that reflects the experiences of multiple generations.
Weaving Wellness report cover with photo collage

Southeast Asian Deportations: Trends and Policy Implications

This fact sheet reveals the sharp rise in deportations of Southeast Asian Americans.
Fact sheet report first page

Rising Up: Southeast Asian Americans & Career and Technical Education

This fact sheet discusses barriers to Southeast Asian American students' participation in Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs and how community partnerships and improved data can address these challenges.

Rising Up: Southeast Asian Americans & Community College Success

This fact sheet looks at the barriers Southeast Asian American students face in attaining a degree from community college or transferring to a 4-year institution.

Rising Up: Supporting Southeast Asian American Men and Boys in Education

This fact sheet explores how race- and gender-based stereotypes have impacted Southeast Asian American boys’ and men’s educational access and success.

Rising Up: Hear Student Voice

This fact sheet shares the voices of Southeast Asian American students from across the country on what decision-makers need to hear.

Rising Up: Protect AANAPISIs

This fact sheet focuses on AANAPISIs, which play a critical role in improving college access and success for SEAA students.

Executive Summary: Rising Up

Executive summary of SEARAC's Rising Up report, which examines the educational experiences of Southeast Asian American students.

Rising Up: The Southeast Asian American Educational Journey

Fifty years after Southeast Asian American families arrived in the United States as refugees from war and genocide, a new generation of youth is coming of age in our schools and colleges. This report looks at how far our communities have come, and what still stands in the way.
A graduate poses in celebration next to a man holding a diploma