The Sống Collective was founded by Việt Theatre artists: Carolina Đỗ (she/her), David Lee Huynh (he/him), and Jonathan Castanien (he/him), in the spring of 2019

The Philippines Cultural Community Center is a 501c3 non-profit organization. It is independently operated and founded by Marife Callender and Philip Smith. Cristina Miranda serves

Self Evident (hear our trailer) offers a space to engage with reported stories, personal histories, and participatory local events — all by and about Asian

Iu Mien are a vibrant ethnic group rooted in the mountainous regions of Southern China to Laos. Storytelling, basketry, complex embroidery and jewelry-making are a

Asian Pop-Up Cinema (APUC) is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit Chicago-based bi-annual film festival exhibiting Asian filmmakers' latest works in the spring & fall annually.

The Slants Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to changing culture using arts and activism. The organization amplifies underrepresented voices, especially those within

Indian Health Camp is a non-profit organization to provide health awareness, chronic diseases screening and prevention via diagnostic services and other medical testing for uninsured

Through a network of leaders, members, friends, family, and business partnerships, Golden Lotus Foundation connects and brings communities together through community involvement, participation in diversity,

The Asian & Asian American Studies Program at UMass Amherst is like an interdisciplinary minor that is open to all undergraduate students and provides with

We are an inspired team of writers, designers, developers and thinkers who come together to innovate on behalf of incredible women leaders. While we work

SF-Shanghai Association exist for serving the limited English speaking Chinese/Asian community to improve their quality of lives in America.Volunteers will work together to help immigrants

From humble beginnings in 1982 , the Chinese Culture and Community Service Center Inc. (CCACC) has grown into one of the well-known nonprofit community organizations

Founded in 1980, BPSOS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, with the mission to “empower, organize and equip Vietnamese refugees and immigrants in their pursuit of liberty

For over 20 years, the Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay (VACCEB) has been a refuge and resource for low-income, South-East Asians and

​Maui AIDS Foundation (MAF) is a nonprofit health and social service organization promoting the sexual health of our community for over 35 years. MAF provides

The Lunar Project is an Asian American solidarity initiative supporting movements for Black and Indigenous lives. \We recently launched a giving circle for Asian Americans

Founded in 1962, KAFLA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that represents and empowers the Korean American community of Los Angeles County. We advocate for the

The Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) provides culturally and linguistically competent social services to immigrants and refugees in NYC. AAFSC staff speak 27 languages to

The Asian Arts & Culture Center (AA&CC) is a self-support department of Towson University in Maryland which engages audiences at the university and throughout the

Pride in our Cultural Identity + Comprehensive Services for Asian Texans = Asian Survivors Creating the World we want to live in. We are survivor-centered,

The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF) is the nation’s only pan-Asian advocacy organization bringing together community-based organizations as well as youth and

Taiko Community Alliance (TCA) empowers the people and advances the art of taiko, which is a percussive performing art with traditional roots in Japan. We

Project Respectt serves indigenous people of the Pacific Islands in the United States. We reimagine and cultivate contemporary villages creating networks of support for NHPI.

AAWAA’s mission is to advance the visibility, recognition and documentation of Asian Pacific American women in the arts. Our focus is to recognize our community’s

The UMass Fine Arts Center’s Asian and Asian American Arts and Culture Program is the only university-based series of its kind in the country. With

NAPAWF’s mission is to build the collective power of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women and girls to gain full agency over our lives,

The Immigrant History Initiative is a nonprofit startup founded in 2017 to mobilize and empower Asian American communities through in-depth programming using history, storytelling, and

Building Community in New Hampshire was founded in 2009 by Bhutanese refugees as a self-help organization. We now help refugees from all nations navigate their

South Asian Youth Action (SAYA) is a 501(c)3 organization for youth ranging in age from kindergarteners to college students. Our mission is to foster a

PASSi helps Asian American seniors access the support they need to live independently in their community. We provide culturally appropriate, in-language care through home caregivers,

Feed Forward is the catalyst to a better food future. We are a collective of individuals with a distinct passion and determination for a better

Densho is a Japanese term meaning “to pass on to the next generation,” or to leave a legacy. Densho is an online archive and public

Narika’s mission is to promote women’s independence, economic empowerment and well-being by helping domestic violence survivors with advocacy, support and education. Narika was founded in

Founded in 1967 as a social club for Chinese immigrants, today AACA is one of Massashusetts’ largest, greenest, and most diverse workforce development agencies. In

Studio ATAO is a 501(c)3 nonprofit community-driven think tank. We create tools and resources empowering individuals, organizations, and policymakers to integrate social impact into their

The Asian Pacific American Leadership Foundation (APALF) prepares and better equips Asian Pacific American (APA) leaders for public service and civic involvement. APALF produced The

While Asian students represent 16% of NYC's public school population, less than 2% of city and foundation funding goes to Asian-led organizations, and 1 in

WLP is a global NGO that helps many in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, as well as in the U.S., including veterans, to overcome ongoing legacies

Based in Los Angeles, Special Service for Groups (SSG) is a non-profit health and human service organization dedicated to building and sustaining community-based programs that

ACE works at the nexus of youth, climate justice, and democracy. Since our founding in 2008, we have reached millions of youth as we: Educate

Founded in 1983, Korean American Family Services' (KFAM) mission is to empower underserved Korean and AAPI families through culturally responsive programs. KFAM is the nation’s

Southern California Public Radio – home to 89.3 KPCC , LAist.com , and LAist Studios – is a multiplatform public media network that serves to

A collaboration, called OC HUES, consisting of OCAPICA, Southland and KCS (fiscally sponsored by KCS). OC HUES’ mission is to Hear, Unite, Empower, and See

SCIDpda, the Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority, is a community development organization whose mission is to preserve, promote, and develop the Seattle

The mission of the Asian Community Development Council (ACDC) is to improve the general well-being and education of the Asian, Pacific Islander and other ethnic

The Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative at the University of California, Berkeley, advances research on all aspects of migration and supports students, scholars, and community organizations.

Mensana Mental Health Services (Mensana) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Diana Nguyen Borsack to provide exceptional mental and behavioral health services to the

In 1987, when Asia Institute Crane House (AICH) launched, Asian culture was not as familiar to Louisville, Kentucky and the region as it is today.

The Asian Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Task Force is an organization that is composed of concerned community members, health care professionals, the local health department and

Vigilant Love (VL) is a grassroots organization that uses arts, healing, and activism to resist Islamophobia, anti-AAPI violence, and xenophobia. Our work draws links between

Chinese Coffee Club, formerly known as the Angel is a non-profit organization with a mission to encourage Chinese Americans to share resources and support among

Asian American Resource Foundation (AARC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1997 to serve the special needs of Asian Americans in the metro Atlanta area.

Sayyadina LLC is a performing arts company that works to inspire compassion and understanding through film and TV featuring women leadership and multiculturalism, championing each

Laal provides resources that Bengali womxn need to live healthy, engaged, and joyful lives. Founded by two Bangladeshi womxn -- one first generation and one

Rising Voices Fund, a project of Tides Foundation, funds the infrastructure to develop the leadership and organizing capacity of Asian American women (cis, trans, and

Dozfy, LLC is a collaborative group of artists working across mediums and styles to install public works that illuminate stories, histories and connectedness. Founded by

Founded in 1973, OCA–Asian Pacific American Advocates is a 501(c)(3) national non-profit, membership-driven organization based in Washington, D.C. with over 50 chapters and affiliates around

Sparkle Change is a consumer research community focusing on getting AAPI consumers’ voices heard by advertisers and marketers, and empowering community organizations through partnerships. Sparkle

Empowering Marginalized Asian Communities (EMAC) serves and support marginalized Southeast Asians by empowering our communities through advocacy and healing from our present and past disparities

Listen for a Change is a 501(c)(3) founded in 2016 committed to breaking the cycle of discrimination by empowering voices using personal storytelling. We target

Ephemera Pictures, LLC was created to produce and distribute educational, historical, and cultural documentaries. Vanishing Chinatown is the first production by Ephemera Pictures. Shining the

IMPACT offers violence-prevention programs for women, youth, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and others to embody their own power, set effective boundaries, defend their physical and emotional safety,

CAIR-CA is a civil rights and advocacy nonprofit serves the Muslim community in California, including a large Muslim AAPI community. CAIR-CA specializes on issues of

KAN-WIN is a community-based organization that supports Asian immigrant survivors through their journey toward freedom from violence. KAN-WIN’s comprehensive, wrap-around services and programs include, but

The Equal Justice Center is a non-profit law office and employment justice organization that empowers low-income families, workers, and communities to achieve fair treatment in

The Dragon Kim Foundation was founded in 2015 by Grace and Daniel Kim in honor of their 14-year-old son Dragon, who died in a terrible

AIISF is the primary nonprofit organization working in collaboration with Angel Island State Park to preserve the buildings at the former US Immigration Station at

Happy 50 Plus is a social mission organization, currently serves 6,500+ older Chinese Americans. Happy 50 Plus offers both online and in-person life-enhancing information, fun

LAAUNCH was created by in 2020 to address anti-AAPI racism and underrepresentation on a national basis. The founders/board members bring over 150 years of business,

Asian Women for Health (AWFH) is an expansion of the Asian Breast Cancer (ABC) Project , a peer-led program established in 2010 by survivor Chien-Chi

In a world where Deaf people are often outsiders in their own countries and even families, DeafCAN! reaches to find, affirm, teach, lift, liberate, and

SAADA creates a more just future by sharing stories of the nearly 5.4 million South Asian Americans, so that struggles of past and current generations

Founded in 1994, Fulcrum is a vertically integrated Canadian media and marketing communications company that provides extensive sales and marketing expertise in the Canadian market.

The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival (PAAFF) was founded in 2008 to fulfill the need for a festival space in Philadelphia that was focused on

Angry Panda Workshop is a new values driven media & entertainment project. We are creating & producing Asian American stories addressing pressing issues facing our

ACE NextGen - GROW YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE POWER OF THE ACE NEXTGEN COMMUNITY Our mission: Connect like-minded, community-focused API entrepreneurs. Elevate our businesses through

Muslim Legal Fund of America (MLFA) is a charity that funds legal work and programs to defend Muslims against injustice in American courtrooms, prisons, and

CAPE (Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) elevates and changes the stories Hollywood tells about the AAPI communities in three ways: (1) Nurturing and engaging

AccesSOS, is a tech nonprofit on a mission to make emergency help accessible. For any emergency, 911 is the go to phone call for all

The Cambodian Community Association of Maine (CCAM) is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to improve the quality of life and the social and economic well-being

The Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYC) was founded in 1970 to address the needs of justice-system involved Asian youth, making CYC one of

Ka ʻAha Lāhui O ʻOlekona Hawaiian Civic Club of Oregon and SW Washingtonʻs mission is to actively participate in the promotion, perpetuation and practice of

Established in 1976, World Journal is one of the largest Chinese media in the United States, providing multimedia news coverage through daily newspaper, website, mobile

AYPAL is a youth organizing and leadership development organization working with API youth to cultivate youth power, promote social justice, empower the community, and create

Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC) was founded in 1975 and is one of the oldest community-based organizations serving the Korean American community in Los

The Juggernaut is a media company and community for South Asians around the world. Our first target market is the United States, where South Asians

SPARK Accel is a virtual accelerator and community for Taiwanese American founders. We seek to inspire, educate, and accelerate the growth of the entrepreneurs and

Founded in 1983, the Korean Resource Center (KRC) empowers Korean Americans, immigrants and communities of color through education, advocacy, and grassroots organizing in California. KRC

API Forward’s mission is to develop, through education, civically-engaged, socially-responsible Asian American and Pacific Island leaders and professionals. We believe in a world where Asian

KoreanAmericanStory.org was founded to capture, preserve and share stories of the Korean American (KA) experience through the power of storytelling. We do this through a

Previously known as The 2020 Project, Amplify Asian America (A3) strives to build up civic participation in Asian American youth. We partner with celebrities and

Dorkaholics is a team of creatives who are intentional in their beliefs and passionate about pop culture. Utilizing their creative capabilities, Dorkaholics regularly produce content

Kollaboration SF, is the San Francisco chapter of Kollaboration, a global non-profit organization dedicated to discover, empower, and connect AAPI artists and leaders to promote

The Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO) is a network of high-performing, next-generation leaders who advance the Philippines and the Filipino people through their advocacy and

First full-time non-profit multimedia platform in English created BY AAPI FOR AAPI to BE the voice of AAPI. AAX endeavors to share and promote AAPI

We are a podcast-first media company that focuses on sharing Asian American stories. We’re here to uplift and inspire the Asian American community by featuring

The 1947 Partition Archive empowers South Asian Americans to document oral histories in their local communities from witnesses of the world's largest mass refugee crisis

Music Fusian NW is based in Clark County, Washington and we are the first nonprofit organization in the county that brought cultural blending concerts with

SAAVETXEF is a grassroots voter empowerment and education organization focused on underrepresented South Asian-American communities in Texas. For too long, our communities have been overlooked

EM Collective's goal is to empower Asians and Asians Americans through storytelling, create pathways to effective advocacy and civic engagement, create community inclusion events, and

AAF is the largest Asian leadership organization in New York. We advocate for better policies, services, and funding, and ultimately, for justice and opportunity for

The Asian American Writers' Workshop is dedicated to amplifying Asian American literary culture. We produce one of the country's most vibrant series of literary events;

The US-Vietnam Research Center is an academic institution in the Global Studies Institute at the University of Oregon, which seeks to promote research in the

Damayan was founded in 2002 by Filipino domestic workers to address exploitation in their jobs. Damayan means "helping each other". To help each other, we:

APIDC provides a voice and face to AAPIs with disabilities. We create platforms for our often invisible members of our community to be heard and

AMAZN HQ is a media outlet that seeks to shine a light on the most marginalized community in mainstream American sports, Asian Americans. Our mission

The San Diego Asian Pacific Islander (API) Coalition is a group of San Diego API organizations that operates under the fiscal sponsorship of Pacific Arts

Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) empowers Asians and new immigrants to build healthy families, achieve greater economic success, and contribute to thriving communities by providing

GAPA is a Bay Area-based organization that provides social, cultural, political, and professional programming for the queer and transgender Asian and Pacific Islander (QTAPI) community.

Midwest APIDA Students Union (MAASU) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization run by Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) undergraduate college students for APIDA undergraduate college

The Association of Chinese Americans, Inc. (ACA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 1972. It’s the founding chapter of the Organization of Chinese Americans

Advancing Justice | Chicago understands racial equity as the condition where one's racial identity will no longer statistically predict one's life outcomes. As an organization

In 2021, we (the Asian Business Center) partnered with UCLA's Asian American Studies Center and Center for Neighborhood Knowledge to identify gaps in the recovery

Soar Over Hate emphasizes transparent actions and direct impact. We are very quick to mobilize on the ground in response to hate crimes, and we

VROC stands on the shoulders of previous LGBTQ+ Vietnamese American activist groups in Orange County and is part of that legacy. When VROC was rejected

ACRS has decades of expertise in providing culturally competent services to immigrants, refugees, and members of other Asian and Pacific Islander communities. ACRS is led

18 Million Rising is a small but mighty team of 6, and growing. We are Southeast Asian, East Asian, mixed race, queer and non-binary, first

Over the past year, since our inception in April 2021, with the assistance of our impassioned volunteers, we have served over 6,000 meals; and we

Minnesota Voice partners with organizations who support our shared values in protecting our democracy and our collective fight for racial justice. We want to build

NC HWA seeks to address issues facing NC Hmong women and girls in today’s world and equip them to overcome tomorrow’s challenges. Our programs are

Boston, as an academic hub and with high living quality, fosters a strong and diverse group of community members. Our leadership team consists of first

The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of Hawaii (BGCH) is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their

Sur intentionally focuses on democratizing legal knowledge to address a root cause problem: that lawyers often have an outsized role in access to social justice.

NAPAWF is the only organization focused on building power with AAPI women and girls to influence critical decisions that affect our lives, our families and

Since we advocate for marginalized communities, our organization is women and LGBTQ+ led. We strongly believe that directly impacted and marginalized folks are the experts

Herald Christian Health Center has been deeply rooted in the Chinese immigrant communities in San Gabriel Valley for 15 years. In fact, most of our

AALEAD programs fill the resource gaps in schools and community programs for AAPI youth in the DC Metro Region through existing partnerships with local school

APA VOICE is a 22 member organization strong coalition convened by the MinKwon Center in 2014. We emerged as the first pan-Asian coalition in NYC

Over the last two years, we have been able to support over 130 students, with 24% of the students coming from Asian-American backgrounds across all

JANM believes in the importance of remembering our history to better guard against the prejudice that threatens liberty and equality in a democratic society. JANM

Our AAPI programming, and specifically, the AAPI Storytelling Initiative involves journalists and producers who identify with the AAPI community in conjunction with partners doing grassroots

Understanding that podcasting was not their expertise, the team pitched their idea to Louisville Public Media, who saw its value and chose it to be

GAR is the only national network of grassroots organizations in working-class, pan-Asian communities. GAR’s leadership body consists of seven organizations that are highly trusted and

AKEEP evolved from an Educational Exchange Program for Alabama and Korean high school students – Hwarang Global Youth Leadership Program to a global partnership facilitator

Empowering immigrant youth is the main focus of PCR. At PCR, we assist immigrant youth in Brooklyn to integrate into their community, access resources and

Silk Road Rising believes that stories help to weave connections between communities; they allow us to find common ground in unexpected ways and to see

ICAN was built by members of these communities in order to address these intersectional needs with a vision to create a positive cycle that will

ITASA is led by students who are passionate about the Taiwanese American community. The organization’s leadership is intimately aware of their community’s needs, leveraging both

Harness educates, inspires, and activates a community of artists, cultural strategists, social justice advocates and entertainment industry leaders to use the power of storytelling to

Womankind has over 4 decades of experience, starting from a single phone line in 1982 and trailblazing the path for other community based organizations to

Our board of directors is fully BIPOC and represent the community we are serving in southern San Diego which is predominantly of Philippino-American and Mexican-American

AAFEN has a mix of people with talents and experiences who came together because of the pivot in U.S.-China relations and the collateral damage to

Although remote with a population of 770,000 people, Alaska has an incredible amount of linguistic diversity that often goes unrecognized and is undervalued. AKPIRG has

In light of rising incidents of hate against AAPI communities and recent census data that Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) are among

OCA Greater Phoenix Chapter is a member-based organization, meaning that we innately have deep ties with the community around us. Our chapter has existed for

SAAVETX EF will increase voter engagement by expanding the electorate. We plan to invest early in innovative tools and repeated outreach to find and register

MASA Fund was formed to engage an often-ignored community of voters in Florida–Muslims, Arabs, and South Asians (MASA)–and mobilize them to push for much-needed policies

There are twice as many AAPIs in professional jobs yet we are grossly under-represented in leadership roles. There are plenty of challenges ahead of us

The People’s Advisory Board for New Educational and Economic Goodwill is a Hmong-founded and run 501(c)(3) organization that works with low-to-no-income ethnic communities, with a

Asian American Liberation Network has fostered strong relationships with communities and leaders in Sacramento and surrounding counties, prioritizing equity by listening to the communities closest

Ahri Center addresses immigrant injustice by being a vehicle for youth-led civic engagement and centering the voices of immigrant families in Orange County, even during

CCC is a hub that uplifts neighborhood identity, values artistic development, and brings together diverse people, while sparking relevant dialogues through timely partnerships, community engagement,

Since June 2021, we've organized over 40 free defense classes in Chinatown NYC and LA which served both youth and adults in the community. BRAV3

Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) students experience barriers to equitably access and persist in higher education institutions. Barriers to college access have overwhelming impacts

Both CAPAL’s and Heritage Series' mission align in developing future public servants of AANHPI descent. Understanding the complexities of service on a local, state, and

CIE was established in 2017 and has since been run by passionate individuals on a pro-bono basis. At its inception, CIE has always meant to

The Chinese American Museum is the first and only museum in our nation's capital dedicated to the Chinese American story ... its history, culture, and

We primarily measure our success by our alumni engagement from Ambassadors who become coaches to mentor the next cohort of EPYC Ambassadors, to alumni serving

Over the years, FACE has made significant contributions towards the advocacy of both Asian Americans, and underserved minorities, especially in the LA Area. We have

The AAPI Progress and Education Fund is part of a network of organizations focused on building AAPI political power. Our PAC–the AAPI Victory Fund–and C(4)--the

Pasifika Uprising is a Pacific Islander-managed and serving non-profit media organization. We are LGBQT+ women-led collective, grounded in our Indigenous values and communities. We have

Island Grad currently has a team of 4 impactful leaders. Our work is important to our organization because we utilize our skillset, experience with community,

Sparks Magazine supports a student-run publication and provides a mixed-media platform for the Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) community, with three chapters at the

HAFA was formed by Hmong farmers, for Hmong farmers, for the purpose of increasing our economic mobility, building intergenerational wealth, and overcoming systemic barriers that

Wudang West was founded the summer of 2012 in the heart of Downtown Oakland, with the purpose of practicing and preserving the Daoist monastic wellness

We’re students. We’re young professionals. We’re people of color. We’re international. We’re Indian-Americans. Out of the 11 board members, five are currently graduate and undergraduate

FMC has over ten years of experience conducting education, outreach, programs, and technical assistance to low-wage workers in Southern California. Since our staff, board, and

GYOPO has a decentralized structure with a volunteer board of directors and steering committee, ensuring equitable and democratic decision-making. The eight-person Steering Committee includes professionals

NaFFAA programs and initiatives are implemented nationally, regionally and locally. With over 2,000 individual members and organizations working to advocate and implement these efforts, NaFFAA

We evaluate our success by tracking our engagement through social media, number of educational materials distributed, number of contacts collected, and attendance at events we

The Run for Chinatown leadership team is composed of seven unique individuals. We are all of Asian descent, ranging from first generation to fourth generation

APIA Vote-MI has built a strong network of partnerships in the Detroit area so that we can support our AAPI community as far across as

Asian/Pacific Islander (ADVRP has been at the forefront of providing culturally competent, trauma-informed, and survivor-centered services for the A/PI survivors and community in the DMV

PIVOT is the only progressive national Vietnamese American organization that is rooted in local community engagement, intergenerational healing, cross-racial solidarity, and radical self-care. Drawing upon

Founded in 1996 and incorporated as a 501c3 in 2010, Project MotiVATe (PM) provides culturally relevant mentorship and supportive services to low-income Vietnamese youth and

The Little Manila Foundation (lead applicant), more recently known as Little Manila Rising (LMR), was established in 2000 when two newly graduated Filipino-American college students

Sunday Jump (SJ) is a community-based arts organization that produces monthly open mic events and arts workshops for the public. The mission is to provide

We have been providing performance opportunities to approximately 200 artists each year for the past 15 years. We have produced annual week-long festival called "Sounds

USHCA's Student Programs are student-run and student-led. This ensures that what is important to students is being actively addressed and talked about in our programming.

LEAP High School is dedicated to serving students who are new to the United States and who are learning English while earning a high school

Nourish is a subsidiary of Stanford Medicine’s Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE). Stanford CARE has cultivated a rich network of AANHPI leaders

AASCSC’s multiple programs and initiatives include health, housing, healthy baby visitation, seniors, food, mental health, civic engagement, Stop Asian Hate, etc. For government agencies and

The people at WAO knows firsthand the social injustices that are experienced by many COFA citizens. WAO has helped many COFA citizens navigate through the

Our Filipino Farmers Cooperative was created to bring the mostly landless farmers in our area together to experience the opportunity of working collectively as a

ICAF serves American children as their national arts organization that cultivates their creativity and grows mutual empathy among them and their peers worldwide through the

AIA came to be for the simple reason that its co-founders had lived experiences with the struggles of being not only AAPI but also female

KALO HCC is the right community to do this work because community and aloha is our foundation. Hawaiians, and all Pacific Islanders, understood the concept

We are the right people to do the work because we are reliably changing individuals' lives quickly and efficiently. In the past, we were distributing

For 25 years, Project by Project has been building AAPI Leaders while supporting local AAPI nonprofits and the hospitality industry. We've established relationships with AAPI

Satrang is committed to equal opportunity for all persons. No one shall be treated differently, separately, or have any action that directly affects the individual

The Asian American Film Lab is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that has been devoted to the promotion and support of gender and racial parity in

Founded in 1982, LEAP (Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics) is a national, nonprofit organization, with a mission to achieve full participation and equality for Asian

Our community is a unique intersection of two groups: Asian Americans in Utah, representing our heritage community, and marginalized refugees, asylum seekers, and human trafficking

The documentary film A LONG MARCH is the revealing look at how the United States conscripted Filipino American forces to defeat WWII Axis powers –

SEAC Village believes in collective liberation where all people are safe and cared for. We are a grassroots organization created for and by impacted communities

VietLead is a base-building, community-centered organization, working with the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian communities in Philadelphia, in addition to the Black & Brown communities in

Asian Creative Foundation gathers and connects the next generation of curious Asian creatives to share inspirational stories and spark new collaborations and partnerships. For the

So What Else’s mission is to improve the lives of children and families living in underserved communities in the Baltimore-Washington Metro Area by providing food

Family Touch was founded in 2001 to address the serious void in social and emotional educational services in the rapidly increasing populations of Asian children,

Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) was founded 1978 to help address domestic violence and sexual assault in the Asian, Asian American, and Pacific

Samoa Pacific Development Corporation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serves the Samoan community in Oregon through educational and economic resources and cultural empowerment. Our

Asian Culture and Media Alliance (ACMA), is a California based non-profit organization dedicated to empowering our Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities

The Asian American Arts Alliance (A4) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring greater representation, equity, and opportunities for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI)

Established in 2018, VietRISE is a community organization based in the heart of Orange County (OC)’s Little Saigon, home of the largest Vietnamese community in

What started in 2016 from one mother's wish to share unused diapers which her infant son had outgrown, has quickly developed to collecting and distributing

The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF), founded in 1974, is a New York-based national organization that protects and promotes the civil rights

With a rich history and deep cultural significance, dragon and lion dance embodies the spirit, grace, and strength of Asian traditions. Our organization embraces these

AAPI Youth Rising (www.aapiyouthrising.org) is the only national, youth-led organization started by Asian American + Pacific Islander middle schoolers dedicated to elevating the voices of

REALSOUL is a curriculum-based arts organization, founded in San Francisco. We develop creative offerings that shed light on the intersectional stories of Asian America and

Ma Ka Hana Ka ʻIke (MKHKI) means “in doing, or working, one learns.” Our mission is to provide Hāna youth with a way to learn

AHL Foundation was founded by a first-generation immigrant, woman, and philanthropist Sook Nyu Lee Kim; and for over two decades, we have extended public opportunities

DJCW (Dallas Japanese Career Women) was established in 2018 to support Japanese working women in Dallas TX. According to WalletHub research in 2019, Dallas was

The Chicago chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association was formed in 1989 by Linda Yu, a former ABC-7 news anchor, and David Ibata, a

Woori Show’s mission is to preserve and celebrate Korean language and culture for the next generation here in the United States and around the world.

Chinatown Service Center (CSC)'s mission is to provide outstanding services and advocacy that promote better quality of life and equal opportunity for immigrants and other

Following the rise of anti-Asian hate around the country, our co-founders convened to address incidents within public schools. Our organization has expanded to include: advocacy

Viet Vote builds community power for our Vietnamese community in San Diego through public education and organizing on various issues to increase civic engagement toward

AAPI Equity works collaboratively with a broad range of stakeholders–including its more than 40 community-based organization members, government agencies, and businesses–to address the needs of

AAPI Equity works collaboratively with a broad range of stakeholders–including its more than 40 community-based organization members, government agencies, and businesses–to address the needs of

USPAACC (National) We are the most established and largest non-profit organization representing Pan Asian Americans and their related groups in business, sciences, the arts, sports,

API Chaya empowers survivors of gender-based violence and human trafficking to gain safety, connection, and wellness. We build power by educating and mobilizing South Asian,

EWP is the nation’s longest-running theatre of color and largest producer of AAPI creative work, aiming to raise visibility of the AAPI experience by presenting

Founded in 2020, the US ASEAN Young Professionals Association (UAYPA) is led by a voluntary team of emerging U.S. and Indo-Pacific youth leaders, with the

GFBNEC educates the public on the character and valor of the Japanese American soldiers of WWII and their contributions to democracy. The Japanese Americans soldiers

SAIVA is a central Texas-based non-profit that promotes a sense of well-being, belonging and fulfillment for older adults and intergernations through community engagement, education, partnership

The Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence (API-GBV) is a national resource center on domestic violence, sexual violence, trafficking, and other forms of gender-based violence

Homes Not Borders (HNB)’s mission is to provide refugees and forced migrants of the Washington D.C. metropolitan area so that they can thrive and feel

Sông Community Development Corporation was created in 2021 to further the community development work in New Orleans East following the organizing and rebuilding efforts of