Center for Asian Americans in Action’s school equity work is guided by a committee of parent advocates. Members of the Schools Committee are creating tools and training opportunities to build the advocacy capacity of Asian American parents throughout Orange County. We seek to build a network of parents who are engaged in their school communities and passionate about creating safer and more inclusive classroom environments in K-12 schools.
The Schools Committee also oversees OC Families in Action, a project of the Center for A3. Visit the OC Families in Action webpage for events, resources, and more information on ways we are working with parents to promote equity in schools for all families with K-12 students.
How do I report a school-based hate crime or incident?
Students experience identity-based bullying and harassment in schools and classrooms across the country. Check our our step-by-step guide to identifying, understanding and responding to these damaging behaviors. Together, let’s build a safe, secure, and welcoming campus environment for ALL students.
Is it a hate crime or a school incident?
How to Report a Hate Crime or School Incident
CREATED BY: LILLI GILLEN AND MARISSA RUMINSON
Bullying reporting Guide — chinese
Translated by Jessy Chen and Sherry Huang from OC Herald Center.
BULLYING reporting GUIDE — Korean
Translated by NamHyee Kim and Tammy Kim from Korean American Center.
Bullying reporting Guide — vietnamese
Translated by Dung Hua and Becky Nguyen from Vital Access Care Foundation.