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For the past 2 years Mrs. Pham and her family have been fighting eviction from their home in Chinatown.  Mrs. Pham is 71 years old, and has lived with her daughter and 2 grandchildren in a [...]

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 [...]

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. [...]

“The Students and Workers! United! Will never be defeated!,” chanted the youth on the streets. Every May 1st around the world is the widely celebrated International Worker’s Day. SEACA youth [...]

SEACA’s work on the Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan (CASP) was recently called “A model for LA” in an LA Times Op-ed on the affordable housing crisis in Los Angeles. This is the second time [...]

Last week SEACA and Public Counsel were presented with the Advocate of the Year Award at the Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH) annual conference. In front an audience [...]

One of the beautiful things about a SEACA meeting is that you’ll often hear people speaking in several languages. And yet, outside of our offices, many of our members feel embarrassed to speak. [...]

This past Sunday marked Easter and Cesar Chavez Day. At SEACA we commemorate the labor leader with a staff holiday. However, for the past several months, we’ve been doing what we believe is a [...]