As a 501c3 nonprofit, Committee of 100 partners with national, regional and grassroots organizations to expand reach and impact, nurture local experiences and expertise, share resources, strengthen advocacy, and offer diverse perspectives in line with Committee of 100’s dual mission. Some recent Committee of 100 partnerships and programming:

September 2024: Committee of 100 was a partner for 1990 Institute’s webinar event entitled “Teachers Workshop on Asian American Identity: Immigration History & Transgenerational Impact.”  The discussion offered educators an in-depth exploration of Asian American identity through the lens of immigration history and its transgenerational impact on culture, values, and identity formation. Committee of 100 in an active participant in helping to expand the teaching of Chinese American and AAPI history in schools.  You can watch a replay of the event here.

August 2024: Committee of 100 teamed with Documented, a nonprofit news site that covers immigration and immigrant communities in the New York City area; and Glow Cultural Center, an organziation dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for the immigrant-based Flushing community and beyond through arts, culture, and education to co-host the Immigrant Rights Fair, a community event dedicated to providing essential resources, legal advice, and support to immigrants. Local community leaders, partner organizations, and city agencies, including the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, NYC Commission on Human Rights, the Asian American Bar Association of New York (AABANY), Community Legal Aid Center (CLAC), Asian American Attorneys Association (AAAA) and Chinese-American Planning Council also joined the event. As part of Committee of 100’s presence at the event, we discussed our Anti-Asian Hate Tracker, a database launched to help monitor incidents of hate and get resources to those who need it. If you or someone you know in the New York City area was a victim of hate or violence, report the incidents here.

July 2024: Committee of 100, along with McKinsey & Co. and Dorsey & Whitney, held a DEI summit with senior officers from leading nonprofit organizations and corporate DEI groups, who discussed the future of DEI, lessons learned and opportunities for advancement. You can watch a replay of the event here.

June 2024: Committee of 100 was one of the sponsors for 1990 Institute’s webinar discussion on “U.S.-China Relations: Untangling Campaign Rhetoric & Understanding Policy.” A replay of the event can be found here.

June 2024: With The Yellow Whistle and University Settlement, Committee of 100 partnered to bring awareness of AAPI-hate and anti-bullying to the STRIDE after-school program, in line with Committee of 100’s AsianHateTracker.org database. View photos of the event here on Committee of 100’s Twitter/X page.

May 2024: The American Jewish Committee (AJC), Committee of 100, the Queens Jewish Community Council, in collaboration with the NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes and JCRC-NY partnered for an in-person event “Strength in Unity” to fight back against the tide of hate targeting our Asian and Jewish communities, focuses on an evening of solidarity and action.

Premier

1990 Institute, Alliance for Families with Developmental Needs, Asian American Donors Program, Asian American Government Executives Network, AsAmNews, Asian American Women Artists Association, BeChinatown, Biing-Huei Su, The Carter Center, Chicago Chinese Forum, The China Project, Chinese American Association of Greater Chicago, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Boston, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Portland, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Seattle, Chinese American Citizens Alliance National, Chinese American Museum DC, Chinese American Pioneer Heritage Committee, Chinese American Women in Action, Chinese American Heritage Foundation, Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, Chinese-American Planning Council, Inc., Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community, Columbia Business School, Community Youth Center of San Francisco, Deloitte, Friends of Children with Special Needs, George H. W. Bush Foundation for U.S.-China Relations, Henry Tom, Institute for China-America Studies, Kaiming Head Start, Museum of Chinese in America, OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates National, OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates San Diego, Overseas Student Service Corp., Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association, UCI Chinese Alumni Chapter, UCSF Asian Health Initiative, United States Heartland China Association, The U.S.-China Perception Monitor, World Journal, Wu Yee Children’s Services.

Affiliate

1882 Foundation, Alliance of MN Chinese Organizations, API Council, Asia Society, Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum, Asian Columbia Alumni Association, Asian American Business Development Center, Asian American Unity Coalition, Asian Pacific American Libraries Association, Asian Real Estate Association of America, Asian Women for Health, Asians Fighting Injustice, Association of Asian American Investment Managers, Association of Chinese American Scientists and Engineers, Brooklyn Public Library, CAAM Chinese Dance Theater, Cal Alumni Association, Carlsbad Chinese-American Club, Chinatown Partnership, Chinese Adoptee Alliance, Chinese American Association for Autistic Community, Chinese American Association of Lexington, Chinese American Association of Minnesota, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Houston, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Las Vegas, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – Oakland, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – San Antonio, Chinese American Citizens Alliance – San Francisco, Chinese American Community Health Services, Chinese American History Group, Chinese American WWII Veterans, Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association NY, Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Georgia, Chinese Health Initiative of San Mateo County, Chinese Historical Society of America, Coalition for Asian American Children and Families, Colorado Asian Pacific United, Crossings TV, DC Talk Story, Global China Connection, Greater Austin Asian Chamber, Hope Chinese School, Hua Yuan Science and Technology Association, KTSF 26 News, MinKwon Center for Community Action, Monte Jade West, NAPABA, New York Chinese Cultural Center, New Jersey Chinese-American Chamber of Commerce, Shaolin Hung Mei Kung Fu, South Coast Chinese Cultural Association, South Cove Community Health Center, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), University of Minnesota China Center, Upper Manhattan Asian American Alliance, US-China Business Council, US-China Peoples Friendship Association–Minnesota Chapter, Utah Chinese Association, Veterans for Peace, You May US.