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For Immediate Release:  March 18, 2021 Contact:  Liza Javier, 206-774-2460, lizaj@acrs.org  SEATTLE – On March 16, eight people were murdered in a coordinated [...]

SEATTLE (February 16, 2021) — As a national network of local and national Asian American organizations that convened in the wake of the pandemic a year ago, we have been working together to share [...]

On January 6, millions watched as a mob of thousands of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in a violent attack against Congress that lead to a lockdown, evacuation and five deaths. The [...]

Social justice champion, Tony Lee, passed away after many years battling ALS. Tony was a fierce advocate who brought people together to make lasting change. He built partnerships, founded [...]

Dr. Sue Tomita, one of the co-founders of Asian Counseling and Referral Service, activist and dedicated advocate for Asian American Pacific Islander communities, passed away on May 10 of [...]

AAPI Heritage Month gives us a moment of pause to remember that creating a different world for the future is tied to our legacy of resistance in this country.

Following new mandates and guidelines by the governor, county executives, and public health officials, ACRS is extending the closure of its Seattle, Bellevue, and Kent facilities through the week [...]

The Trump administration announced expanding a travel ban to an additional six more countries

By Alexandra Olins, ACRS Director of Employment and Citizenship Services Last fall, ACRS spoke out against the huge fee increases for immigration services at USCIS proposed by the Trump [...]

By Alexandra Olins, Director of Employment and Citizenship Services at ACRS A recently proposed rule change from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) would have [...]