Even as Korean Americans become part of the fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States, we have struggled to make our voice and influence known due to the very limited data and information made available about the Korean American community.
To solve this issue, the Council of Korean Americans has partnered with Professor Taeku Lee, George Johnson Professor of Law & Political Science at U.C. Berkeley, to conduct a national survey collecting demographic data of Korean American’s political, economic, and societal status in the United States.
As a first step, Professor Lee has been gathering the most up-to-date and comprehensive research on the 1.8 million Korean Americans in the U.S. and is compiling them into a single report. This report charts the evolving attitudes among Korean Americans in all aspects: voting patterns, socioeconomic status, social tendencies, relations with other ethnic groups, stances on domestic and foreign issues, and more.
With your continued support and donations to our campaign, we are able to continue to provide this invaluable research to government, nonprofit, think tanks, and academic institutions alike.
On behalf of the Council of Korean Americans, we sincerely thank you again for your generosity as we continue this necessary effort. We hope that you will continue to invest in the future of the Korean American community.
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