The Committee works to promote the full participation of Chinese Americans in all areas of American society. Issues such as education, diversity, the employment glass ceiling, ethnic profiling, civil rights, and immigration are among the topics that Committee members discuss with leaders in government, education, and the business community.

In a few cases, we have taken an active leadership role in efforts to obtain justice for Chinese Americans we feel have been unfairly treated. In 1995, the Committee worked with other organizations to ensure equal justice for Air Force Captain Jim Wang, who had been the only officer charged in a April 1994 friendly-fire incident over Iraq, leading to his acquittal on all charges. Most recently, we took the initiative in the Wen Ho Lee spy case when we drafted a letter to President Clinton in March 1999 signed by five Asian American organizations, calling for due process in the Lee case and attention to the rights of Asian Americans working in the national labs. This was the first of many the Committee actions addressing the issues of ethnic profiling and equal treatment under the law that helped galvanize Asian Americans and alter public opinion. We pursued fairer media coverage of the case as well, by facilitating an ABC "Nightline" program on Asian Americans and ethnic profiling, and meeting with the New York Times concerning their approach to the Lee case.

In order to encourage greater understanding of Chinese Americans and of China, the Committee has helped to promote several television documentaries. These included a series on China shown on the Discovery Channel and the Learning Channel in 1995, and a three-part series, "Becoming Americans: The Chinese Experience," now being produced by Bill Moyers for broadcast on public television in 2002. In 1999-2000, the Committee threw its weight behind this landmark documentary, organizing meetings for Moyers with potential donors.

Committee members also serve as role models for young Chinese Americans. Through panel presentations, informal networking and the development of a mentoring program, the Committee encourages Chinese Americans to excel in their chosen career. It also encourages Chinese Americans to participate fully in the political process as well as all facets of American life.

该委员会的工作，以促进充分参与华人在各领域的美国社会。问题，如教育，形式多样，就业玻璃天花板，民族概况，公民权利，以及入境事务处是主题之一，委员会成员与领导人，在政府，教育和商业界。

在少数情况下，我们已采取了积极的领导作用，在努力争取正义，为中国的美国人，我们觉得受到不公平的对待。在1995年，该委员会与其他机构，以确保平等正义，为空军上尉吉姆王曾担任过多年的唯一人员被控在1994年4月，友好火灾事故超过伊拉克，从而导致他被判无罪的所有罪名。最近一段时间，我们采取主动行动，在李文和间谍案时，我们起草了一封信给美国总统克林顿在1999年3月签署了5个亚裔美国人团体，要求正当法律程序，在李案，并注意权利的亚裔美国人工作国家实验室。这是首次有许多委员会的行动解决问题的民族概况和平等对待，根据法例，有助激励亚裔美国人和改变民意。我们追求更公平的媒体报道的情况，以及通过促进美国广播公司"夜线"节目对亚裔美国人和种族概况，并与纽约时报关于他们的态度来处理李案。

为了鼓励更多的了解中国的美国人和中国，该委员会已帮助推动数次电视纪录片等。这些活动包括了一系列对中国表现出对探索频道和学习频道，在1995年，并分为三个部分，系列， "成为美国人：中国的经验" ，目前则正由法案莫耶斯播出公共电视在2002年。在1999-2000年度内，委员会义无返顾地鼎立支持这项具有里程碑意义的文件，组织会议，为莫耶斯与潜在的捐助者。

委员们还就作为榜样，为中国年青的美国人。通过小组发言，非正式关系网，并发展了一个指导人计划，该委员会鼓励中国的美国人擅长自己所选择的职业。它也鼓励美国华裔公民充分参与政治进程，以及各个方面对美国生活的。