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Buildings in Chinatown with signs in multiple languages. The most prominent sign reads, "CENTURY CAFE" in English with Chinese above and to the sides of the English letters.

Footage of protest against police harassment of Chinatown street vendors. John Yong, attorney for the vendors, gives interviews to multiple TV news crews.

TV news segment in Chinese about a public hearing on police brutality organized by many New York City social justice organizations. Attendees interviewed in both Chinese and English. Among those interviewed is Hyun Lee of CAAAV.

A multiracial group of demonstrators protests anti-Asian violence. A banner above them reads, "STOP RACIST VIOLENCE" and "COALITION AGAINST ANTI-ASIAN VIOLENCE."

A group of people surrounding a table. Three of them appear to be signing something while the others watch.

A group of CAAAV volunteers collect signatures on the street with a table and a banner reading "Committee Aga[inst] Anti-Asian [Violence]"

An individual signs something on a clipboard presented by CAAAV volunteers

Two CAAAV volunteers help an individual who is signing something on a clipboard

Panelists Yin and Maguigan spoke at a forum on community organizing efforts.

Protestors hold a red sign that reads the "Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence" poster. In the lefthand corner, a poster in the shape of a tombstone with the name Jim Ming Hai Loo.