AACC Statement on the Allen Mall Shooting
But we must also pray that God moves citizens and elected officials alike to not hide behind “thoughts and prayers” but courageously pursue policies that reduce the scourge of gun violence in our communities.
AACC Statement on the Gun Violence in Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay
There were 38 mass shootings in the first 23 days of 2023. What illusions that gun violence is not a problem the Asian American community needs to wrestle with have been tragically shattered.
AACC Statement on the Dallas, Buffalo & Laguna Woods Shootings
In the aftermath of these shootings, we must address racism with the pursuit of restoration in mind. We cannot allow the shootings in Dallas, Buffalo, or Laguna Woods to tear Black and Asian communities apart. Instead, we must move closer towards each other.
AACC Statement Condemning the Killings of Michelle Go and Christina Yuna Lee
The Asian American Christian Collaborative condemns the horrific killings of Michelle Go and Christina Yuna Lee.
On the Continued Rise of Anti-Asian Violence from AACC President, Raymond Chang
AACC responds to anti-Asian racism and xenophobic attacks.
When Presidents Hear Us
AACC responds to the Biden Memorandum.
AACC Statement on the Violent Attack on the U.S. Capitol
AACC Statement on the Violent Attack on the U.S. Capitol
Press Release: Statement on Anti-Asian Racism in the Time of COVID-19
The Asian American Christian Collaborative has released a Statement on Anti-Asian Racism in the Time of COVID-19.