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The Asian American Federation's mission is to raise the influence and well-being of the pan-Asian community through research, policy advocacy, public awareness and non-profit support.

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  1. Director of Finance
    Sep 15, 2026 · original
    Founded in 1989, the Asian American Federation (AAF) is one of the strongest leadership voices advocating for better policies, services, and funding that lead to more justice and opportunity for Asian immigrants, one of the most historically under-resourced communities in New York City. As an umbrella leadership organization, we represent 70 community-based organizations serving 1.5 million Asian New Yorkers, the fastest-growing population in the city. Overview: AAF is seeking an experienced Director of Finance (DoF) to lead the organization’s financial operations, accounting, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and compliance functions. Reporting to the COO and managing the Finance Team, the DoF will serve as a key thought partner to senior leadership, ensuring strong financial stewardship while developing systems and processes that support AAF’s continued growth and impact. The ideal ca
  2. Asian American Federation Applauds New York City and State Lawsuits to Block Public Charge Rule
    Sep 15, 2026 · original
    Nearly 9 in 10 Asian children in New York live with an immigrant parent, putting families at risk of losing benefits their children are entitled to New York, NY — The Asian American Federation (AAF) applauds the legal actions by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and a broader coalition of cities and counties, including New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Santa Clara County and King County, and the multistate suit led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, to block a new federal public charge rule set to take effect this Friday, September 18. The Asian American Federation previously warned of the chilling effect and negative consequences the proposed policy change will have on Asian and immigrant New Yorkers. The new rule would broaden the grounds for disqualification of immigrants applying for green cards to include their use of public benefits; factors like their age,
  3. Advocacy and Policy Manager
    Aug 31, 2026 · original
    Founded in 1989, the Asian American Federation (AAF) is one of the strongest leadership voices advocating for better policies, services, and funding that lead to more justice and opportunity for Asian immigrants, one of the most historically under-resourced communities in New York City. As an umbrella leadership organization, we represent 70 community-based organizations serving 1.5 million Asian New Yorkers, the fastest-growing population in the city. Overview: Reporting to the Associate Director of Advocacy & Policy, AAF is seeking an experienced and motivated Advocacy and Policy Manager to help advance AAF’s policy and advocacy priorities across New York City and New York State. The Manager will independently manage assigned advocacy portfolios, campaigns, and external partnerships within the strategic direction established by the Associate Director and organizational leadership. This
  4. Director of Development
    Aug 26, 2026 · original
    Founded in 1989, the Asian American Federation (AAF) is one of the strongest leadership voices advocating for better policies, services, and funding that lead to more justice and opportunity for Asian immigrants, one of the most historically under-resourced communities in New York City. As an umbrella leadership organization, we represent 70 community-based organizations serving 1.5 million Asian New Yorkers, the fastest-growing population in the city. Overview: AAF is seeking a Director of Development to join our team at a pivotal moment of growth. Across four interconnected program areas — Community Well-Being and Mental Health, Civic Engagement, Community Rapid Response, and Economic Inclusion — AAF leads through research, advocacy, resourcing, and nonprofit support so that its network of 70+ partner organizations can deliver critical services to Asian New Yorkers every day. In partne
  5. Asian American Federation Raises Alarm about the Effect of the New Public Charge Rule on Asian New Yorkers
    Jul 27, 2026 · original
    View transcripts of the recording in English , Bangla , Simplified Chinese , and Korean . New York, NY — Following the announcement of substantial changes to the new public charge rule by the Trump administration this month, the Asian American Federation (AAF) held a press conference on July 27, 2026, to raise the alarm about the impact of these changes on Asian American immigrants. The new rule was published to the Federal Register on July 20, 2026 by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The rule rescinds the Biden administration’s 2022 public charge rule and significantly changes how immigration officials may evaluate certain immigrants applying for lawful permanent residence (green cards) or admission into the United States. It states that the use of public benefits, such as non-emergency Medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing, can now be weighed against legal immigr
  6. Trump Administration Expands Public Charge Rule, Putting the Health and Stability of Immigrant Families at Risk
    Jul 20, 2026 · original
    New rule broadens grounds for Green Card disqualification . New York, NY — On July 20, 2026, the federal government published a final ruling in the Federal Register that replaces the current public charge rule that has been in effect since 2022. The rule is used by USCIS to determine whether certain immigrants can enter the United States or obtain a green card based on whether they are considered likely to depend on government assistance, namely a “public charge.” Under the new ruling, which, barring legal challenges, will go into effect on September 18, 2026, immigrants who use public benefits including food stamps, non-emergency Medicaid and other safety net programs could be denied a green card. While the Biden-era rule limited public charge decisions to the use of cash assistance and long-term government-funded institutional care, the new rule removes those limits and allows immigrat
  7. AAF Statement on FY2027 New York City Budget
    Jul 2, 2026 · original
    Funding allocated for AAPI Legal Services Falls Short of Growing Community Needs . New York, NY — On Tuesday, New York City adopted a $125.8 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2027, and announced Schedule C funding allocations. The Asian American Federation (AAF) applauds critical investments in priorities we have championed, including language access, support for nonprofit capacity building, and immigration legal services. However, AAF and the coalition of community organizations that make up the Rapid Immigration Support and Empowerment (RISE) Network remain concerned that current investments do not match the scale of need and continue to urge sustained funding for culturally and linguistically responsive immigrant services for AAPI New Yorkers. Over the past year, AAF has worked with RISE Network partners to build an infrastructure that connects immigrant New Yorkers to trusted, community
  8. AAF Statement on Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship as a Constitutional Right
    Jun 30, 2026 · original
    Virtually all children born in the United States are citizens at birth. New York, NY — This morning, the Supreme Court ruled on birthright citizenship, upholding a principle that has been a cornerstone of American constitutional law for over 150 years. This ruling affirms what we at the Asian American Federation have always known to be true: birthright citizenship is enshrined in the Constitution and attacks on it are attacks on the right of every American to belong. Asian Americans have been at the forefront of this fight since the very beginning. In 1898, Wong Kim Ark, the son of Chinese immigrants, challenged the US government’s refusal to recognize his citizenship and brought his case all the way to the Supreme Court. His case became the landmark precedent that established birthright citizenship in the Fourteenth Amendment as we know it today. Without Wong and many other Asian plaint
  9. Documented NY: 移民法律援助告急 亚裔团体吁拨预算350万
    Jun 25, 2026 · original
    The post Documented NY: 移民法律援助告急 亚裔团体吁拨预算350万 appeared first on Asian American Federation .
  10. Documented NY: Amid Rising Arrests of Asian Immigrants, Advocates Push $3.5M for Legal Services as Budget Deadline Nears
    Jun 25, 2026 · original
    The post Documented NY: Amid Rising Arrests of Asian Immigrants, Advocates Push $3.5M for Legal Services as Budget Deadline Nears appeared first on Asian American Federation .

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