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Factsheet: Temporary Protected Status (October 2005)
This is a factsheet created by SAALT with assistance from the New York Immigration Coalition and the Asian American Justice Center.

The End Racial Profiling Act: A Factsheet for the South Asian Community
This is a factsheet published in January 2012 that provides information about the End Racial Profiling Act of 2010 (ERPA) (S. 1670; H.R. 3618), which was introduced by Congressman John Conyers of Michigan and Senator Ben Cardin.

What is the Matthew Shepard Hate Prevention Act (S.909)?
The Matthew Shepard Hate Prevention Act (S.909) is a bill that strengthens current hate crimes legislation by making it easier to investigate and prosecute incidents that occur. The Act removes certain limitations that prevent greater federal involvement in the investigation and prosecution of bias-motivated crimes.

Fighting Islamophobia & Hate on Campus
This is a strategy glossary that provides definitions of terms related to hate and discrimination, such as ableism, backlash, bully, harass, hate crime, hate violence, Islamophobia, oppression, post-9/11 backlash, racial profiling, racism, slur, white supremacy, and xenophobia. It also includes a list of 10 ways to demand justice and fight hate on campus.

Civil Rights Groups Request DOJ Investigation into NYPD Surveillance of American Muslims
This is a letter from civil rights, faith, community, and advocacy groups to the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice requesting an investigation into the New York City Police Department's ("NYPD") discriminatory surveillance of American Muslim communities.

From Macacas to Turban Toppers: The Rise in Xenophobic and Racist Rhetoric in American Political Discourse
This is a publication from South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT) released in October 2010. The report analyzes instances of xenophobic and racist rhetoric in American political discourse since September 11, 2001.

Hate Crimes: A Quick Information Sheet for South Asians
This is a publication that provides a quick overview of hate crimes and their impact on South Asian communities. It defines what constitutes a hate crime, explains why hate crimes occur, and outlines the laws that exist to protect victims of hate crimes.

Hate Crimes: A Community-Wide Impact
This is a factsheet that provides basic information about hate crimes. It explains what a hate crime is, how it differs from other crimes, and the impact it has on the victim and the community. The factsheet also discusses the difference between a bias/hate incident and a hate crime, why hate crimes occur, and the laws against them.

Health Care Issues Affecting South Asians in the United States
This is a factsheet that answers questions about healthcare issues affecting South Asians in the United States and provides resources for further information. It was published in September 2009.

Joint letter to DHS about DACA
This is a joint letter to Laura Dawkins, Chief of the Regulatory Coordination Division at the Office of Policy and Strategy, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The letter is from the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) DACA Collaborative, a national network that serves the AAPI community.

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