AAPI Against Gun Violence
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AAPI Against Gun Violence is a national coalition of Asian American and Pacific Islander and gun violence prevention organizations and advocates working to end gun violence. AAPIAgainstGunViolence.org
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Tragedy after tragedy, gun violence shatters communities without even any time to heal. Our hearts will always be those impacted in Half Moon Bay.
January 23, 2026 at 2:45 PM
Tragedy after tragedy, gun violence shatters communities without even any time to heal. Our hearts will always be those impacted in Half Moon Bay.
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Our hearts go out to the victims’ loved ones, survivors, and the entire Half Moon Bay community on this tragic day. We continue our work to #EndGunViolence in their honor.
January 23, 2026 at 2:02 PM
Our hearts go out to the victims’ loved ones, survivors, and the entire Half Moon Bay community on this tragic day. We continue our work to #EndGunViolence in their honor.
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I was proud to join survivors and our community at Monterey Park's first-ever Resiliency Day. Together we will continue to heal and fight to end gun violence once and for all.
January 21, 2026 at 8:26 PM
I was proud to join survivors and our community at Monterey Park's first-ever Resiliency Day. Together we will continue to heal and fight to end gun violence once and for all.
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This violent attack occurred in the midst of Lunar New Year celebrations, a time meant for joy, togetherness and peace. Instead, we were left with unimaginable loss. And yet, our community stands together with resilience, compassion, and strength. Together, we will continue to heal.
January 21, 2026 at 3:56 PM
This violent attack occurred in the midst of Lunar New Year celebrations, a time meant for joy, togetherness and peace. Instead, we were left with unimaginable loss. And yet, our community stands together with resilience, compassion, and strength. Together, we will continue to heal.
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The lives of 11 of our loved ones were taken. They were parents and grandparents, wives and husbands, neighbors and friends. They each made profound impacts on their families and communities, and their absence is still felt today.
January 21, 2026 at 3:56 PM
The lives of 11 of our loved ones were taken. They were parents and grandparents, wives and husbands, neighbors and friends. They each made profound impacts on their families and communities, and their absence is still felt today.