Our 2023 Annual Report: Impact and Highlights
Publication: Advocating for Language Equity
This case study, conducted by KCCEB and the Refugee Immigrant Collaborative for Empowerment (RICE), outlines a three-part advocacy intervention. The intervention emphasizes data disaggregation, language equity, and cross-sector collaboration to develop data-informed advocacy requests on behalf of Limited English Proficient (LEP) communities.
KCCEB thanks RICE partners and ACPHD for working together on this community case study.
Refugee and Immigrant Collaborative for Empowerment (RICE) is a multilingual coalition of seven Alameda County community-based organizations led by the Korean Community Center of the East Bay (KCCEB).
Publication: KoNA Bay Area
This study assessed the health and social needs of the Korean community in the Bay Area. This is the only disaggregated Korean population survey covering the top 5 Bay Area counties where the majority of Koreans reside.
KONA was a collaboration between KCCEB and the Health Research for Action (HRA) center at UC Berkeley.
Peer Review Journal Publication:
Health and Healthcare Needs of Koreans in San Francisco Bay Area:
The Korean Needs Assessment (KoNA) Project – Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health (2019) 21:1043–1051
Partnerships
Partnerships
Partnership is critical for advancing social justice and collective power for marginalized communities.
KCCEB is involved in both direct service and advocacy collaboratives. We value collaborators who center resource sharing, collective voice, direct impact, and improvement for our communities. We are partners in the following collaboratives: *Collaborative Lead
- Refugee Immigrant Collaborative for Empowerment (RICE)*
- Bay Area K-Coalition
- Contra Costa County & Healthy Richmond API COVID Workgroup
- East Bay Immigrant and Refugee Forum (EBIRF)
- EBNATZ*
- Having Our Say (HOS)
- Health Justice Network
- YAAS!
