DOWNLOAD the TRANSLATED Asian American Racial Justice Toolkit!
This form is a short survey for people who are seeking to download the free TRANSLATED Asian American Racial Justice Toolkit. If you have any questions, reach out to info@grassrootsasians.org

Since the toolkit’s release six years ago, it has become even more crucial today to share political education. When we don’t, we risk losing our communities to misinformation, apathy, or misguided political agendas. And so, GAR took on the project to translate the Toolkit into 11 Asian languages, including Hindi, Nepali, Tagalog, Bangla, Korean, Hmong, Chinese, Arabic, Punjabi, Vietnamese, and Khmer.

The four workshops that have been translated are: Race & Working-Class Struggle, Race & Immigration, Power & Oppression, and For Black Lives. We are creating the resources and tools to more effectively reach and organize the most-impacted and most-marginalized of our communities–in line with our 2023 Convening theme, we are planting lotuses 🪷🪷🪷

The Asian American Racial Justice Toolkit is a project of Grassroots Asians Rising (https://www.grassrootsasians.org/). 
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How did you hear about the translated release of the toolkit? 
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DONATIONS & APPRECIATIONS
We provide the toolkit as a free resource in support of organizing for racial justice and the liberation of Asian communities and all other oppressed communities.

However, if you are able to make a small donation to support our work (including our ability to print, spread information, or to share love for the organizations whose love/work made the toolkit happen), we'd greatly appreciate it!

Please make a donation to Grassroots Asians Rising at grassrootsasians.org/donate. Thanks for the love!
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