• a non-profit CIC addressing structural racism and inequalities affecting East & Southeast Asian communities, which was intensified during the coronavirus pandemic

• a multi-modal creative hub that moves fluidly between theatre, film and documentary

• committed to creating and developing high quality projects that raise the profile of, and give free reign to, East and Southeast Asian talent whilst actively challenging stereotypes

• a project seeking to expand abolitionist practice and thinking in E/SE Asian diaspora from daikon* zine and the Remember the Essex 39 campaign

• Remember and Resist’s aim is to explicitly name the politics of abolition as the framework for organising focusing on the ESEA diaspora, rather than the politics of representation

• aims to provide essential community services to all members of Southeast and East Asian communities to enable them to improve their livelihoods and social mobility, and to ensure they are treated with dignity and respect without social discrimination and prejudice

• supports migrants, refugees, and other marginalised SEEA communities, including women and LGBTQ+, in collaboration with partner organisations and community leaders.

• an interdisciplinary and intergenerational network of South East and East Asian diasporic artists, curators and academics investigating ‘Asia’, ‘art’ and ‘activism’ in the UK

• strives to increase and amplify leadership representation of East and South East Asian communities within companies and organisations across professional sectors in the UK

• a grassroots organisation to support and show solidarity with the ESEA Community

• a media platform started in 2018 with the aim to amplify Asian voices and ultimately empower and inspire the British Asian community!

• We believe that everyone has a story to tell and it’s important to provide a safe space for British Asians to share their stories and experiences.

• a not-for-profit advocacy organisation founded by British East and South East Asians [BESEA] working in the Theatre and Screen industry

• seeks to humanise the representation of British ESEAs in arts & culture, increase the visibility of British ESEAs on the stages and screens, and advocate for equal opportunity for British ESEAs in the theatre and screen industry.

• an organisation that aims to

• Support British Chinese owned businesses

• Showcase British Chinese culture

• Advocate for British Chinese and ESEA (East and South East Asian) racial justice and equality.

• aims to empower the UK Chinese community, making them aware of their democratic rights and responsibilities, whilst ensuring the needs and interests of the community are heard at a political level

• initiated by concerned citizens, addresses the increase in racism and hate crime towards British East Asians (i.e. Chinese, East and Southeast Asian) and international students arising from the Covid-19 pandemic

• When the pandemic is over, CARG will either disband or evolve to tackle systemic racism in the longer term.

• free information, advice and support to disadvantaged Chinese people living in the United Kingdom

• aims to enhance diversity and develop the participation of Chinese people in all aspects of social, cultural, economic and public life across Northern Ireland.

• a small charity working mainly with the Chinese community in Liverpool

• a charitable organisation which aims to deliver services that will make a positive difference to the lives of ethnic Chinese residents in Wales.

• a non-profit organization established to work for the benefit of the local Chinese community in Colchester and its integration into local and regional society

• a student-led, UK-based chapter of non-profit organisation Dear Asian Youth.

• DAYLDN’s aim is to educate and empower British Asian youth and communities, to uplift the British Asian identity, and ultimately to fight our misrepresentation in mainstream media.

• A new platform showcasing artists and makers from the ESEA community started by Mildred Cheng here

• the first organisation in Scotland dedicated to lobbying racial equality and anti-racism for East and Southeast Asian (ESA) people

• goal is to end discrimination and the increased racism in the time of COVID-19

• offers practical services and support such as Online Support group, culturally-sensitive befriending (with emphasis on racism trauma and intersectional identity issues), workshops, online community events, and signposting

• also works closely with vulnerable and under-represented migrant ESA communities, offering practical support and services such as ‘Life in Scotland’ English lessons, various schemes, and IT help

• Bristol's new grassroots community group aiming to create a friendly space for East & South East Asian people to come together.

• We are a grassroots organisation of people with East and Southeast identities and heritage who formed in direct response to the increased racism that ESA people have experienced here in the UK, and worldwide.

• We resist and oppose racism with an intersectional understanding of oppression, and are working on building a strong ESA community here in the North East England.

• a UK-based member-led organisation working to unite and empower voices from ESEA communities and allies.

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• supports the East and South East Asian community throughout Hackney, London and the UK

• provides a number of services for the local community including luncheon clubs, health advocacy, welfare advice, and daily activities such as ballroom dancing, karaoke, card games, chess, ping pong, mah jong, and kung fu.

• HKARC is an upcoming charitable organisation providing advice, referrals and practical assistance to Hongkongers in need in the UK.

• Kanlungan is a registered charity consisting of several Filipino community organisations working closely together for the welfare and interests of the Filipino and other migrant communities in Britain.

• provides immigration referral services, employment advice, mental health and psychosocial services though befriending calls, individual counselling, psychoeducation and wellbeing workshops, group processing and other support services for vulnerable groups like elderly, women and LGBTQ+.

• empowering the East & Southeast Asian community through story, spirit & service.

• Founded in December 2020, Racism Unmasked Edinburgh was formed after finding out about a racist attack that happened outside Edinburgh University Library towards an Eastern Asian student.

• This community was created after the realisation that many people have shared very similar experiences living here in the UK to allow people to come together as a collective.

• It aims to empower people who identify as East or Southeast Asian and also educate people on how to be better allies, and to work with local organisations and government to help change policies to make this society more inclusive.

• a charity which supports the Vietnamese community in London and promotes wider understanding of Vietnamese culture.

• Voice ESEA was started in March 2021 by a group of friends who felt hopelessly trapped by our collective fears for the ESEA community.

• As an organisation, “We want to eliminate racial discrimination against East and South East Asians (ESEAs) by educating about, and amplifying voices of ESEAs within the community.

• Our aim is for everyone to feel safe, respected and proud.”

• a non-profit, grassroots organisation founded by six East and South East Asian (ESEA) women, whose mission is to promote positive representation of ESEA people in the UK and tackle discrimination at all levels in our society.

• daikon* is a zine by and for South East and East Asian people of marginalised genders in the diaspora, created as a a platform to build community, provide space for underrepresented voices and narratives, critically examine and respond to structural inequality, and build radical and educational resources

• daikon* is a collective of South East and East Asian women and non-binary people living within a European context