Twenty-five years after 9/11, the South Asian, Arab, Muslim, Sikh, and allied immigrant communities continue to carry a unique legacy of survival and solidarity. Join us for an evening of cross-community reflection. Together with leading advocates from our partner organizations, Nikkei For Civil Rights & Redress, SALDEF, and the ACLU, we will look back at how we survived systemic profiling, explore how grassroots resistance rewrote civil rights advocacy, and examine what policy changes must be championed today.

Event Highlights

• Reflect on SAN’s history fighting post-9/11 surveillance and systemic profiling.
• Hear from an intergenerational civil rights panel featuring leading advocates.
• Join a group discussion to organize local action and protect our community.