Research And Insights - Committee of 100

Research & Insights

Research and data that exposes bias, informs policy, and shapes public understanding of Chinese and Asian American experiences.

Supported by C100 members Oscar Tang, Jerry Yang, David Sze, Roger Wang, and Charles Zhang

State of Chinese Americans Survey

Committee of 100 and NORC at the University of Chicago collaborate on this annual research project tracking the reality of life in the U.S. for Chinese Americans.

STATE OF CHINESE AMERICANS 2025

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AAPI and Ethnic Studies K-12 Curriculum: Legislation and Academic Standards

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Restrictions on foreign property ownership in the United States

A summary of the contemporary legislation and litigation landscape

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Federal and State Bills Restricting Property Ownership by Foreign Entities

Federal and State Bills Restricting Property Ownership by Foreign Entities (2026)

Diplomatic Language Guide 2023

Committee of 100 Letters & Statements

AAPI and Ethnic Studies K-12 Curriculum Legislation and Academic Standards (2026)

AAPI Education

State of Chinese Americans Survey

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Research & Insights

State of Chinese Americans Survey

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State of Chinese Americans Survey

Racial Profiling Among Scientists of Chinese Descent and Consequences for the U.S. Scientific Community

From Foundations to Frontiers

Racial Disparities in Economic Espionage Act Prosecutions: A Window into the New Red Scare

U.S.-China Public Perceptions Survey

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