This directory includes research, toolkits & curricula, and newsletters on topics surrounding victims of domestic and sexual violence who the legal system criminalizes.

In 2022, the ACLU of Northern California filed a major public records request seeking communications between CDCR and ICE. Over the past several months, the ACLU of Northern California, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Asian Law Caucus, Asian Prisoner Support Committee, and Root & Rebound have analyzed over 2,500 CDCR records and emails between August and September…

This research brief focuses on how direct transfers to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — a system whereby prisons and jails collaborate with ICE to transfer people from jail or prison upon release to immigration detention centers — harm the mental and physical health of refugees, immigrants, and their families. Research reveals how harm is…

This handbook is for those in California who are in prison and immigration detention and are facing possible deportation. Immigration law is very complex, and it’s difficult to get information on immigration while incarcerated or detained. This guide discusses what you can do to prepare yourself if you have an immigration hold, what to expect…

Much of the publicly available data doesn’t disaggregate AANHPI Data and is often categorized as “Other” in official statistics. In response to this, APSC surveyed over 500 individuals incarcerated throughout California. You can access the report on their website.

This report highlights socioeconomic, housing, immigration, health, and education trends within the Southeast Asian American (SEAA) community in the United States.