California Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs (CAPIAA) elevates the political, economic, and social issues of #API in #California.
On behalf of CAPIAA, we extend my heartfelt gratitude to the @CAgovernor and the Legislature for prioritizing our commission's work and the APIA community and their continued commitment to our mission.
Executive Director Khydeeja Alam at the RSET’s members meeting on health equity issues affecting the APIA community. Thanks to the Race and Social Equity Task Force for having us!
Stay tuned for updates on our listening sessions in Yuba City/Marysville, Fresno, and Long Beach.
The Commission is excited to welcome our newest Commissioners: Tahra Goraya and Jason Tam. Commissioner Goraya and Tam have extensive background in giving back to the APIA communities and we’re excited to have them onboard. Please help us give a warm welcome to them! 🎉
Thank you to the CA AA&NHPI Health Equity Coalition for advocating for disaggregated data at the June 5th Select Committee on Mental Health Accessibility for Non-English Speaking Communities Hearing.
As #APIA Heritage Month comes to a close, we are excited to announce the publication of our Annual Report 2023, which highlights our achievements and progress over the past year.
👉🏽 Read here: https://t.co/bBMRafnaQu
We are deeply saddened at the passing of Professor Gary Okihiro. Gary was a teacher, mentor, activist, and friend to several generations of scholars. He was a beloved and vital presence in the building of our Association and of the field itself.
https://t.co/Y9WcCV6hsT
The legacy of the Yee Family runs deep as we continue to celebrate #AANHPIHeritageMonth. Commissioner David Yee's aunt Jeanie Jew played a key role in establishing the federal month of recognition and for him, it is personal.
Read more: https://t.co/FTGlZjgvqY
📢 The Commission unanimously elected its new Executive Committee at the May 6 Full Commission Meeting. Jason Paguio is elected Chair, Kirin Macapugay as Vice Chair, and Lance Toma as Secretary. Read the full statement here: https://t.co/Sli4xopWpi
The California Commission on Asian & Pacific Islander American Affairs will host a public meeting on May 6, 2024.
Join us in person at 400 R Street, Suite 312, Sacramento or online via Zoom and learn how your participation can inform our work. https://t.co/ni8Rfkk54V
Celebrating heritage is more than just acknowledging diversity—it’s about cultivating inclusive environments where everyone is valued and respected. Let’s renew our commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of Asian Americans in California and beyond.
This historic gathering of #HigherEd Presidents & Chancellors of Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Serving Institutions #AANAPISIs has been long overdue! Happy #APAHEConference,"Radical Hope: Leading with Love, Courage, and Action" provided space to come together
CAPIAA welcomes its new Executive Director @KhydeejaAlam! @CASpeakerRivas administered the oath of office as she was joined by CAPIAA Commissioners, family, and friends. Read full press release here: https://t.co/1x1Cvu5tMN
In a unanimous vote, #SB434 is out of the first house and on to the second house. Thank you #CASenate for your support, @SenDaveMin for your leadership, and our diverse coalition of supporters. We're moving closer to making public transit safer for all. #CALeg#NoPlaceForHateCA
This month, and every month, we are uplifting and celebrating our diverse Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander community. We recognize the strength and courage that our communities have shown and harness that power to keep elevating AANHPI issues in California.
Executive Director Yang has announced her transition, effective June 30, 2023. We are grateful for her leadership and now looking for our next ED to build on current successes into the future.
Please visit https://t.co/utOGORb1bK for more information.