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Asian youths at a protest holding signs that read: “...Asians Against Police Brutality” and “CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities New York City."

A group of people at a demonstration, holding a banner that says "Asians for Mumia."

A group of people at the 1997 Racial Justice Day demonstration for racial justice and against police brutality, holding banners and signs that read "Asians for Racial Justice." The people being shown are mostly cut out of the picture, and only one…

Footage of a panel organized by NYU and CAAAV featuring Marilyn Young as the moderator, Risa Morimoto, Una Chaudhuri, Sudipto Chatterjee, Eric Tang (associated with CAAAV), and Cyrus Patel. Topic of panel was Asians in America. Each panelist speaks…

Two attendees of the vigil for Yong Xin Huang tie white ribbons on a fence around a large poster dedicated to Yong Xin, while a man (far left) looks off camera solemnly.

Members of CAAAV and the family of Yong Xin Huang marched through Manhattan…

CAAAV and community members attending the vigil for Yong Xin Huang, organized on the day before what would have been his seventeenth birthday. Hyun Lee (far right) is giving a speech at a podium. Yong Xin's mother and three sisters are seated in the…

Attendees at the CAAAV The Rhythm is Ours!" fundraiser sit in the stands of the Public Theater to eat and talk with one another. The benefit featured performances by drumming groups that represented a wide range of New York ethnic communities.

Drumming performers gather on stage while audience members join them. A dance circle is beginning to form in the back. This image is from the sold out CAAAV "The Rhythm is Ours!" fundraiser, held at the Public Theatre. The benefit featured…

Members of a panel audience sit and listen to a presentation. More audience members stand in the back of the room, some in front of a large yellow banner that reads "CAAAV."

A seated audience member listens during a panel presentation. In the background, one person walks toward the back of the room, while three others stand near a yellow CAAAV banner—two of them wearing T-shirts with "CAAAV" printed on them.