Thank you to LAist for reporting on our efforts to support at risk seniors and residents in Chinatown & Lincoln Heights! With our ongoing work to provide to our community members in these [...]

SEACA was originally founded 18 years ago to train low-income southeast Asian youth to become leaders and organizers for racial and economic justice and over the years we’ve grown and shifted to [...]

Written by Youth Organizer, Angelique Hurtado (Edited by Danna Carrera & Helene Sov) September 12, 2019 I have just recently come back from New York with SEACA (Southeast Asian Community [...]

April signifies spring and welcoming not just the superbloom but also the voices of residents, workers, business owners, and stakeholders of Chinatown. This month our Youth Organizers are able to [...]

This past Monday new and old  youth organizers (YO) came together to open up a new year of programming. With our forces united, we were able to set a foundation of community agreements, YO goals, [...]

This was me and my brother soon after we arrived in the US as refugees and I’m probably only a little bit older than the little girl at the border whose photo went viral last week. Leaving [...]

“No history, no self. Know history, know self.” -interpretation of Dr. Rizal After chasing clues for a piece of Chinatown history, our youth discussed the changes they saw in Chinatown. Native to [...]

The month of September is not only a time for Earth, Wind, and Fire fans to play their song fanatically, but it also is a time when a new batch of cohorts are invited to the SEACA open house. [...]

At SEACA, the end of the year usually means transitions for our Youth Leadership Project (YLP) participants into becoming Youth Organizers (YO) next semester. This year they were able to wrap-up [...]

May Day Collective Poem Everyone’s life has an important story No story is lesser than the others We work and work to live With our sisters & brothers But we don’t realize that we need each [...]