Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Asian Law Caucus was established in 1972. This organization was the first civil rights and legal organization in the United States dedicated to helping poor Asian and Pacific American communities. As an employer, the Asian Law Caucus has supported work flexibility in the past by providing freelance and temporary jobs. Eligible team members may receive a competitive benefits package that includes health insurance, flexible spending accounts, and a 401(k) retirement plan with employer nonelective contribution and match. Asian Law Caucus seeks prospective employees with a willingness to take risks and innovate and a commitment to building power in grassroots communities. Non-English language skills, such as Mandarin or Cantonese, are preferred but not required.

The Asian Law Caucus concentrates its efforts on areas of immigration, housing rights, labor and employment issues, civil rights, hate violence, student advocacy, criminal justice reform, and national security. As a founding member of the national Asian Americans Advancing Justice organization, the Asian Law Caucus has been instrumental in helping to set national policies in areas such as voting rights, affirmative action, census, and language rights. Asian Law Caucus uses a broad strategy for its work that includes providing educational programs and legal services to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, as well as overseeing community organizing and advocacy initiatives.

Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Asian Law Caucus was established in 1972. This organization was the first civil rights and legal organization in the United States dedicated to helping poor Asian and Pacific American communities. As an employer, the Asian Law Caucus has supported work flexibility in the past by providing freelance and temporary jobs. Eligible team members may receive a competitive benefits package that includes health insurance, flexible spending accounts, and a 401(k) retirement plan with employer nonelective contribution and match. Asian Law Caucus seeks prospective employees with a willingness to take risks and innovate and a commitment to building power in grassroots communities. Non-English language skills, such as Mandarin or Cantonese, are preferred but not required.

The Asian Law Caucus concentrates its efforts on areas of immigration, housing rights, labor and employment issues, civil rights, hate violence, student advocacy, criminal justice reform, and national security. As a founding member of the national Asian Americans Advancing Justice organization, the Asian Law Caucus has been instrumental in helping to set national policies in areas such as voting rights, affirmative action, census, and language rights. Asian Law Caucus uses a broad strategy for its work that includes providing educational programs and legal services to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, as well as overseeing community organizing and advocacy initiatives.