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On Saturday, October 10, more than 50 Chinatown and Bridgeport neighbors gathered at Pui Tak Center for a community forum with candidates for the Chicago Public Schools Board of Education.

Kim Phan moved to Chicago in 2020, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, holding a master’s degree in Chinese and Asian studies and a desire to work with the […]

At CASL, we see every day how policy decisions — on immigration, workforce development, health care, and older adult services — shape the lives of the people we serve. Elections […]

This fall, our staff spent time with other nonprofits, researchers, funders, and public officials to learn and advocate how to better serve clients directly — sharing what we’ve learned, and […]

Every September, National Suicide Prevention Month gives organizations like CASL a moment to pause and highlight the work happening year-round to support older adults’ emotional wellbeing.

On September 17, CASL representatives, including CEO Paul Luu, attended the community meeting on Amtrak’s proposed maintenance facility.

AI is already changing your nonprofit. Meet the panel talking about what’s next.

For generations of Chinese families, Mid-Autumn Festival is a night built entirely around gathering, when the whole rhythm of a neighborhood bent toward the same moon.

CASL recognizes the many contributions the Hispanic community has made to the histories, industries, and cultures of the United States—this heritage month and all year long.