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United Chinese Americans
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ucausa.org
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Private
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2016
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United Chinese Americans is a non-profit advocacy organization founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., that supports civic engagement, political participation, and youth development within the Chinese American community. The organization represents and advocates for Chinese Americans on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination matters, engaging in community organizing, coalition-building, rallies, and constitutional litigation to challenge discriminatory legislation. Its principal area of operational focus, based on available evidence, is opposition to state-level immigration and employment bills perceived as targeting Chinese nationals and Chinese Americans — including active coalition work against Iowa House File 2513 alongside the Iowa Chinese Community Coalition, with rally activity planned at the Iowa State Capitol.

The organization operates with a small staff (1–10 employees) and a non-profit revenue model — no commercial products, services, or pricing are offered, and no technology platform, AI/ML capability, or proprietary technical infrastructure is evidenced in the source data. Its value proposition rests on advocacy representation, mobilization capacity, and legal/policy engagement rather than on commercial differentiation. Distribution is achieved through community rallies, coalition partnerships, and public communications, primarily via Chinese-language media and grassroots channels. No funding rounds, investors, leadership team, subsidiaries, awards, certifications, patents, or geographic restrictions are documented in the available data, and the website URL (https://ucausa.org) is the only confirmed digital asset.

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United Chinese Americans is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit founded in 2016 that advocates for the Chinese American community on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination issues through coalition organizing, rallies, and constitutional litigation.

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Operating
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1–10
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HeadquartersWashington, United States
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Washington
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
civic engagement advocacy, civil rights advocacy, community organizing, immigration policy advocacy, youth development programs
Industry1 code
1Indigenous, Ethnic & Folk Arts/Heritage Organizations
CodeBPAGAHAIPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Human Rights Organizations813311
  • Other Social Advocacy Organizations813319
  • Civic and Social Organizations81341
Product category
Civic Advocacy
Cost components3 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
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United Chinese Americans is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports civic engagement, political participation, and youth development within the Chinese American community. The organization provides advocacy representation on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination matters, organizes community rallies, engages in coalition-building, and pursues constitutional litigation to protect civil rights of Chinese Americans.

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Problem solved
Partnership1 partner
1Iowa Chinese Community Coalition
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

United Chinese Americans is part of a broader coalition of Chinese American organizations that have united to oppose House File 2513 in Iowa, a discriminatory bill targeting Chinese nationals on H-1B visas. The coalition collectively organizes rallies and advocacy efforts at the Iowa State Capitol.

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Peers8 records
1OCA - Asian Pacific American Advocates
TypeDirect peer
Description

OCA is a national non-profit advocating for Asian Pacific American civil rights, civic participation, and youth leadership — directly comparable to UCA across community organizing, advocacy, and youth development pillars.

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Description

JACL is a long-established ethnic civil rights organization advocating for Japanese Americans on civil liberties, immigration, and anti-discrimination — a peer in the ethnic-specific civil rights advocacy model.

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Chinese for Affirmative Action is a San Francisco-based civil rights organization advocating for the Chinese American and broader Asian American community on immigration, racial justice, and language access — directly comparable in advocacy focus and target population.

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Description

Committee of 100 is a non-profit leadership organization of prominent Chinese Americans focused on civic engagement, public policy advocacy, and U.S.-China relations — directly comparable to UCA's mission of Chinese American civic and political participation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AALDEF is a New York-based non-profit that combines litigation, legal advocacy, and civic participation programs for Asian Americans — directly comparable to UCA's combined advocacy + constitutional litigation approach.

TypeEmerging player
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NAAAP is a non-profit focused on leadership development, civic engagement, and professional advancement for Asian Americans — partially overlapping with UCA's civic participation and youth development pillars.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Asian Americans Advancing Justice is the largest Asian American civil rights organization in the U.S., operating a national affiliate network across civil rights, immigration, and civic participation — a broader incumbent that overlaps with UCA's mission at national scale.

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Description

SAALT is a non-profit advancing the civil rights and civic participation of South Asian Americans — a comparable ethnic-community advocacy peer with similar coalition-based and policy-focused methods.

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United Chinese Americans

Civic Advocacyucausa.org

United Chinese Americans is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit founded in 2016 that advocates for the Chinese American community on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination issues through coalition organizing, rallies, and constitutional litigation.

What United Chinese Americans does

United Chinese Americans is a non-profit advocacy organization founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., that supports civic engagement, political participation, and youth development within the Chinese American community. The organization represents and advocates for Chinese Americans on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination matters, engaging in community organizing, coalition-building, rallies, and constitutional litigation to challenge discriminatory legislation. Its principal area of operational focus, based on available evidence, is opposition to state-level immigration and employment bills perceived as targeting Chinese nationals and Chinese Americans — including active coalition work against Iowa House File 2513 alongside the Iowa Chinese Community Coalition, with rally activity planned at the Iowa State Capitol.

The organization operates with a small staff (1–10 employees) and a non-profit revenue model — no commercial products, services, or pricing are offered, and no technology platform, AI/ML capability, or proprietary technical infrastructure is evidenced in the source data. Its value proposition rests on advocacy representation, mobilization capacity, and legal/policy engagement rather than on commercial differentiation. Distribution is achieved through community rallies, coalition partnerships, and public communications, primarily via Chinese-language media and grassroots channels. No funding rounds, investors, leadership team, subsidiaries, awards, certifications, patents, or geographic restrictions are documented in the available data, and the website URL (https://ucausa.org) is the only confirmed digital asset.

United Chinese Americans firmographics

Firmographics
Name
United Chinese Americans
Website
https://ucausa.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
United Chinese Americans is a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit founded in 2016 that advocates for the Chinese American community on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination issues through coalition organizing, rallies, and constitutional litigation.
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United Chinese Americans industry classification

Industry
Product category
Civic Advocacy
NAICS
Human Rights Organizations (813311), Other Social Advocacy Organizations (813319), Civic and Social Organizations (81341)
akta.pro primary industry
Indigenous, Ethnic & Folk Arts/Heritage Organizations (BPAGAHAI)

Keywords

  • Civic engagement advocacy
  • Civil rights advocacy
  • Community organizing
  • Immigration policy advocacy
  • Youth development programs

Where United Chinese Americans is headquartered

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Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

United Chinese Americans business model

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GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales

United Chinese Americans product offering

Product offering

Core offering

United Chinese Americans is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports civic engagement, political participation, and youth development within the Chinese American community. The organization provides advocacy representation on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination matters, organizes community rallies, engages in coalition-building, and pursues constitutional litigation to protect civil rights of Chinese Americans.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

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Ideal customer profiles1 record

United Chinese Americans technology and API

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United Chinese Americans partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Iowa Chinese Community CoalitioncoreOthersUnited Chinese Americans is part of a broader coalition of Chinese American organizations that have united to oppose House File 2513 in Iowa, a discriminatory bill targeting Chinese nationals on H-1B visas. The coalition collectively organizes rallies and advocacy efforts at the Iowa State Capitol.

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights3 records

United Chinese Americans competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • OCA - Asian Pacific American Advocates: OCA is a national non-profit advocating for Asian Pacific American civil rights, civic participation, and youth leadership — directly comparable to UCA across community organizing, advocacy, and youth development pillars.
  • Japanese American Citizens League: JACL is a long-established ethnic civil rights organization advocating for Japanese Americans on civil liberties, immigration, and anti-discrimination — a peer in the ethnic-specific civil rights advocacy model.
  • Chinese for Affirmative Action: Chinese for Affirmative Action is a San Francisco-based civil rights organization advocating for the Chinese American and broader Asian American community on immigration, racial justice, and language access — directly comparable in advocacy focus and target population.
  • Committee of 100: Committee of 100 is a non-profit leadership organization of prominent Chinese Americans focused on civic engagement, public policy advocacy, and U.S.-China relations — directly comparable to UCA's mission of Chinese American civic and political participation.
  • Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund: AALDEF is a New York-based non-profit that combines litigation, legal advocacy, and civic participation programs for Asian Americans — directly comparable to UCA's combined advocacy + constitutional litigation approach.

Emerging players

  • National Association of Asian American Professionals: NAAAP is a non-profit focused on leadership development, civic engagement, and professional advancement for Asian Americans — partially overlapping with UCA's civic participation and youth development pillars.
  • South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT): SAALT is a non-profit advancing the civil rights and civic participation of South Asian Americans — a comparable ethnic-community advocacy peer with similar coalition-based and policy-focused methods.

Broad incumbents

  • Asian Americans Advancing Justice: Asian Americans Advancing Justice is the largest Asian American civil rights organization in the U.S., operating a national affiliate network across civil rights, immigration, and civic participation — a broader incumbent that overlaps with UCA's mission at national scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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United Chinese Americans M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about United Chinese Americans

What does United Chinese Americans do?

United Chinese Americans is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports civic engagement, political participation, and youth development within the Chinese American community. The organization provides advocacy representation on civil rights, immigration policy, and anti-discrimination matters, organizes community rallies, engages in coalition-building, and pursues constitutional litigation to protect civil rights of Chinese Americans.

Is United Chinese Americans a public or private company?

United Chinese Americans is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was United Chinese Americans founded?

United Chinese Americans was founded in 2016. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is United Chinese Americans based?

United Chinese Americans is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

Who are United Chinese Americans's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are OCA - Asian Pacific American Advocates, Japanese American Citizens League, Chinese for Affirmative Action, Committee of 100 and Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund. Emerging players are National Association of Asian American Professionals and South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT). Asian Americans Advancing Justice is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does United Chinese Americans have an API?

No public API is recorded for United Chinese Americans.

What industry is United Chinese Americans in?

United Chinese Americans's product category is Civic Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAHAI, Indigenous, Ethnic & Folk Arts/Heritage Organizations. Its NAICS code is 813311.

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PR NewswireProf Franklin Tao and his Wife, Victims of China Initiative, to Hold Press Conference on Capitol Hill Following Federal Court Appeal VictoryProf Franklin Tao and his wife, who were prosecuted under the now-defunct China Initiative, will hold a press conference on Capitol Hill on July 23, 2024, following their recent victory in a federal court appeal. The press conference will feature representatives from Asian American civil rights and scientific organizations, including United Chinese Americans, Asian American Advancing Justice, Committee of 100, and Asian American Scholar Forum, who will discuss the legal battle and its broader implications for the Asian American and scientific communities.PR NewswireUCA Calls for National Action Against Discriminatory Florida LawFlorida Governor DeSantis signed Senate Bill 264 into law, which prohibits Chinese nationals from acquiring real property in the state based on race, ethnicity, and country of origin. The United Chinese Americans (UCA), a national coalition representing Americans of Chinese descent, announced it will challenge the law alongside CALDA and FAAJA, arguing it violates the 14th Amendment's equal protection guarantee and the Federal Fair Housing Act. UCA compared the legislation to historical discriminatory laws including the Chinese Exclusion Act and California Alien Land Law.PR NewswireUCA Press Conference for the Victims of the DOJ's China Initiative (online) and A Silent Protest in DCUnited Chinese Americans (UCA) is holding a press conference on January 12, 2022, to highlight the personal stories and alleged mistreatment of victims of the DOJ's China Initiative, featuring multiple individuals who were charged and later had cases dismissed or resulted in acquittal. A silent protest is also planned outside the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building in Washington, D.C. to protest against alleged racial profiling and selective prosecution of Chinese American scientists. The organization is calling for an end to the China Initiative and restoration of normal conditions for affected researchers.PR NewswireUCA Statement on the Deadlocked Jury of the Trial of Dr. Anming Hu, the First Charged Chinese American Scientist to go on Trial under DOJ's China InitiativeUnited Chinese Americans (UCA) has called for federal prosecutors to cease the prosecution of Dr. Anming Hu after the jury in his trial deadlocked, highlighting significant flaws in the Justice Department's China Initiative. The UCA also advocates for an immediate investigation into potential civil rights violations against Chinese American scholars and a moratorium on such prosecutions until a White House review is undertaken. The China Initiative, launched in 2018, aimed to combat espionage but has faced criticism for its methods and implications for scholars.PR NewswireNational Moment of Silence and Vigil Mourning Lives Lost in Atlanta Shootings Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 8:00 p.m. ETThe United Chinese Americans (UCA) organization has called for a nationwide moment of silence and candlelight vigils on March 20, 2021, to mourn the victims of the Atlanta shootings. The event aims to unite Asian American communities against racially motivated hate crimes, with participation expected in over 30 cities across the United States.PR NewswireUnited Chinese Americans (UCA) Announces Nationwide "Food of Love Day" To Help People In Need, In Commemoration Of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month "50 States, 100 Cities, One People United!"United Chinese Americans (UCA) announced a nationwide "Food of Love Day" on May 10, 2020, to provide food assistance to Americans in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Chinese communities in all 50 states and over 100 cities will prepare meals and organize food drives for food banks in partnership with organizations including Salvation Army, U.S.-China Restaurant Alliance, and TCL. The initiative also aims to combat rising anti-Asian hate incidents by responding with compassion and community support, with Congresswoman Judy Chu set to introduce a House Resolution honoring the Chinese American community's pandemic relief contributions.PR NewswireUCA Announces Launch of "COVID-19: Tracy's Guide for Families" To Combat Coronavirus in our Homes and FamiliesUnited Chinese Americans (UCA) announced the launch of an educational series titled "COVID-19: Tracy's Guide for Families" to provide pandemic prevention tips and home care advice. The guide aggregates insights from recovering regions in Greater China and aligns with CDC guidelines, created through a collaboration of over 40 volunteers including healthcare professionals. This initiative aims to support American families during stay-at-home orders while fostering international cooperation against the virus.PR NewswireUCA Calls on All Americans to Avoid Divisive, Racial or Racist Terms for the New Coronavirus, COVID-19, and Defeat the Virus as One NationUnited Chinese Americans (UCA), a national coalition representing Chinese Americans in over 30 states, is calling on American media, public figures, and the general public to stop using geographic or racial terms such as "China virus" or "Chinese virus" to describe COVID-19, arguing such terminology misinforms the public and risks inciting violence against Chinese and Asian Americans. The organization stated it will monitor and publicly call out any public figure or institution that continues using such terms, naming President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and several other elected officials among those still using such language despite WHO officially naming the virus COVID-19 a month prior. The UCA emphasized the need for national unity to defeat the pandemic while avoiding stigmatizing and divisive language.PR NewswireUnited Chinese Americans (UCA) Raises Concerns For Chinese American Scientists as Collateral Damage in the Crossfire Between the United States and China Due to Deteriorating RelationsThe United Chinese Americans (UCA) issued a press release expressing grave concern over increased scrutiny of Chinese American scientists, citing investigations at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston where at least 10 scientists retired, resigned, were fired, or placed on administrative leave without any federal charges filed. Fifty-five other NIH-funded institutions are conducting similar investigations in response to U.S. government concerns about foreign influence in academic research. The UCA made five appeals calling for protection of academic freedom, civil rights of Chinese Americans, and continued scientific collaboration while acknowledging that national security interests must be protected.PR NewswireUCA Statement on President Donald Trump's Reported Remarks Portraying Chinese Students in America as SpiesThe United Chinese Americans, a nationwide nonprofit federation of Chinese American organizations, issued a statement on August 9, 2018 expressing concern over reports that President Donald Trump, at a private dinner with corporate executives in New Jersey on August 7, described Chinese students in America as mostly spies. The group cited no evidence supporting the claim, noted Chinese students contribute an estimated $12 billion annually to U.S. higher education, and called on the White House to clarify the remarks.