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CASL spent the past year pushing for policies that protect immigrant families and make Chicago’s Asian American and Pacific Islander communities more visible in city and state government.

Memory Café is CASL’s routine gathering for individuals affected by memory-related challenges, their loved ones, and care partners.

If you’re looking for something sweet, savory, and satisfying, Chinese BBQ ribs are a recipe worth keeping on repeat.

Thanks to the generous support of our donors, CASL’s STEM Scholarship program was able support six Chicago students as they start their first year of college this fall.

The Chinese American Service League (CASL), the Midwest’s largest Asian American social service organization, announced today that Eileen Chin has assumed the role of Board Chair, effective July 1, 2026. Chin succeeds Bonnie Fong, who served on CASL’s board for 10 years, including nearly five as Board Chair. 

Carlos Miranda has spent his career telling caregivers the same thing: you matter too.

CASL Education Center’s June tradition keeps getting bigger and better!

The ruling affirms a promise Chinese American community first won at the Supreme Court in 1898. CASL says the fight to protect every immigrant family isn’t over. 

They walked in as toddlers in the fall — this spring, they walked out with certificates in hand.