Southeast Asian Freedom Network (SEAFN) is a national network that mobilizes Southeast Asian communities towards abolition, defends communities from deportation, and moves collective work out of isolation.
SEAFN was formed in 2001 to create a united front against the deportation of Cambodian refugees. Chhaya Chhoum of Bronx, NY put out a national call to community organizers to solidify a national Southeast Asian grassroots movement, defend the communities from deportation, and move collective work out of isolation. After two decades, SEAFN has evolved into a national movement family of local organizations dedicated to the mobilization of Southeast Asian communities towards abolition.
Grants Received
NBF grants range from $5K-$25K
WGUF grants ranges from $150K - $250K