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Overturn Roe v. Wade? Abortion Rights at Stake!

How To Apply: Renunciation Services – Consulate General of India

How To Apply: O.C.I. Cards – Consulate General of India

How To Apply: VISA For India – Consulate General of India

How To Apply: India Passport – Consulate General of India

Conquering Youth Mental Health – A More Open Approach

Redistricting in Southern States: Communities of Color Push for More Equity

(Above): Protesting recent anti-voter legislation across the country, demonstrators at the Freedom to Vote rally, Oct. 23, in Washington, D.C., call to pressure Congress to pass three voting rights acts. (Bob Korn/Shutterstock) (Inset: l-r): Wade Henderson, Interim President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the oldest civil rights coalition in the U.S.; John C. Yang, Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice (AAJC); Jacqueline De Leon, Staff Attorney, Native American Rights Fund; and Sean Morales-Doyle, Acting Director for the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Struggling for Voting Rights at Tipping Point: Congress Needs to Act Now

(Above, Inset: l-r): Marta Victoria Canossa, Ortega, Canossa and Associates, an immigration attorney in Los Angeles; and Blaine Bookey, Legal Director, Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, University of California Hastings College of Law. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Update on Asylum and Visa Rules: Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence Gain New Hope?

(Above): Solar engineers are seen repairing some solar panels at the Tangste power plant in Ladakh, India, Sept. 2016. (Rahul Ramachandram/Shutterstock)

Global $1 Trillion Solar Investments by 2030: 4th Assembly of International Solar Alliance

Aid for Afghan Refugees in U.S.: South Asians Step Up Fundraising

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi looking at the Indian artifacts and antiquities to be brought home to India from the U.S., in New York, Sept. 25, 2021. (PIB)

Modi to Bring Home 157 Artifacts and Antiquities from the U.S.

(L-r) Mark Hugo Lopez, Director of Hispanic Research, Pew Research Center; Yurij Rudensky, Redistricting Counsel, Brennan Center for Justice. NYU Law School; Jesselyn McCurdy, Interim Executive Vice President for Government Affairs, The Leadership Conference Education Fund

The Foundation of American Democracy – Fair Redistricting

Vaccinating the Unvaccinated

Immigration Laws, More Complicated than Tax Laws

U.S. grows ever-more diverse – Census data show a multiracial, urban and older U.S.

The Vaccines are Working

Vaccines Win the Pandemic

(L-r) Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, Senior Fellow, Federation of American Scientists; Dr. Jose Perez, Chief Medical Officer, South Central Family Health Center; Dr. Ben Neuman, Chief Virologist, Global Health Research Complex at Texas A&M University (Photo: Ethnic Media Services)

Masks On – Virus, Masks On!

Panelists included Nina Perales, Vice President of Litigation, Mexican American Legal Defense & Education Fund; Debbie Chen, Attorney, OCA-Greater Houston; Roshawn Evans, Co-founder, Pure Justice; Miguel Rivera, Redistricting Outreach Fellow, Texas Civil Rights Project, Casandra Martinez, Gen-Z activist, Mi Familia Vota. We also had a first-person account of Hurricane Harvey from a Lakewood Resident, Myrtala Tristan.

Between the Lines – Redistricting Impacts Communities

Addressing the ‘White Elephant’ in California

COVID-19 Vaccination site setup at the Oakland Coliseum. Impeccable crowd management makes the process easy and efficient. Total time for the vaccination took about 25 minutes. 10 minutes to go around the track and get vaccinated. The last 15 minutes is for observation.

COVID-19 Vaccine: Safe, Easy, Efficient

GET VACCINATED!

Commonly Asked Questions About the COVID-19 Vaccine

Georgia’s Voting Rights Rollback Faces New Lawsuit

Delay in Census Results Threatens 2021 Redistricting

OCI Re-Issuance Extension – Consulate General of India

New Rent Relief Program Tries to Help Small Landlords

Bringing Change in America, A Gen-Z Perspective

Asian Americans Reflect on Community’s Vulnerability after Six Women Murdered in Georgia

Police Unresponsive, Say Asian American Victims of Hate Crimes

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