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Isabella Maisiner and volunteers at CASL

Threads of Change: Partnerships in Action with Bank of America

How collaboration with CASL strengthens communities across Chicago 

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Reimagining Data Equity: Key Takeaways from the 2026 ChangeInSight Virtual Summit

How leaders across policy, research and community organizations are working toward more accurate, inclusive data systems

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Situ’s Recipes: Creamy Green Pea Soup

A fresh, comforting classic

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Aging on Your Own Terms: What “Successful Aging” Looks Like at CASL

CASL’s Senior Manager of In-Home Services Trenace Rone discusses the nuance of what “successful aging” means and how families can support it with their loved ones.

Susan Blumberg Kason and Paul Luu hold a book

Bridging Cultures Through Service and Storytelling

A decade of volunteerism, a lifelong connection to Chinese culture, and the legacy behind When Friends Come from Afar with Susan Blumberg Kason.

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Advocacy in Action: A Day at the Capitol Championing Illinois Communities

From human services to immigrant protections, CASL staff brought community priorities directly to state leaders in Springfield. 

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Proposed Federal Budget Cuts Could Have Major Impacts on Our Community

CASL is closely monitoring the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 federal budget — and the implications for the communities we serve.  

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Illinois’ Proposed FY2027 State Budget: What It Means for Our Community

CASL is closely monitoring Illinois’ proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget and its impact on the communities we serve.

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5 Common Myths About Autism – And the Truth Behind Them

What autism really looks like—and why early understanding and support matter

About CASL

Founded in 1978, the Chinese American Service League (CASL) is the largest and most comprehensive community-based nonprofit serving Asian Americans in the Midwest. CASL supports individuals and families across four essential areas: health, human services, education, and advocacy. From early learning and senior care to legal assistance, housing support, and citizenship services, CASL helps thousands of Chicago-area residents build healthy, stable, and empowered lives.

Media Contact

Fareine Suarez
Director of Marketing & Communications
Media@CASL.org

 

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