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February 4th, 2009

Moving the Dream Forward: APIAVote Briefing on the 2008 Election, Transition, & Policy

Posted by rko

On Monday, January 19, in Washington, DC, APIA Vote hosted gathering of over 300 AAPIs from around the country to discuss the 2008 election, the new Administration, and the AAPI community’s agenda and issues moving forward. If you were unable to make “Moving the Dream Forward: An APIAVote Briefing on the 2008 Election, Transition, & Policy, you can read a summary of the event from APIA Vote below the fold.

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Tags: AAJC, aaldef, aapi, agenda, Amado Uno, america's opportunity fund, APALA, apap, APIA, APIA Vote, asian american action fund, Asian American Justice Center, Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, Asian Pacific Americans for Progress, Asian Pacific Islander American Health Forum, cabinet secretary, Campaign for America's Future, CAPACD, chris lu, Curtis Chin, deepa iyer, Doua Thor, Dr. Ho Tran, eunsook lee, floyd mori, gary locke, Ginger Lew, Gloria Caoile, inauguration, Irene Bueno, Issues, Karen Narasaki, Lisa Hasegawa, Margaret Fung, National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Cmnty. De, National Council of Asian Pacific Americans, National Korean American Service & Education Consor, NCAPA, Parag Mehta, Paul Tiao, policy, Sonal Shah, south asian americans leading together, Southeast Asian Resource Action Center, tina tchen, toby chaudhuri, Transition, transition team, Vida Benavides
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October 31st, 2008

Former Governor Gary Locke Speaks to AAA-Fund About His Support for Barack Obama

Posted by Eugenia

Former Washington State Governor Gary Locke speaks to the Asian American Action Fund (AAA-Fund) about his support for Barack Obama.

Tags: aaa-fund, aapi, america's opportunity fund, asian americans, barack obama, chinese, Filipino, gary locke, governor, healthcare, Japanese, Korean, middle-class families, norm mineta, pacific islanders, small businesses, south asian americans, tax break, tax incentives, washington
Posted in Asian Americans and Politics, Media and Press, Obama and Asian Americans | 2 Comments »

October 17th, 2008

Governor Gary Locke and Secretary Norman Mineta Conference Call on 10/20

Posted by Eugenia

Dear Friends:

We are less than 20 days until a historic election. The polls may indicate that we are ahead but it’s up to all of us to get the voters out and to elect Barack Obama. There is only one option and that is to Get Out Our Voters, specifically the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) votes.

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Tags: aapi, aapi voter project NOW, america's opportunity fund, aof, asian american & pacific islander, Asian ethnic press outlets, barack obama, cambodian, chinese, conference call, direct mail, Filipino, florida, gary locke, gotv, hmong, indian, Laotian, minnesota, Nevada, norm mineta, ohio, pennsylvania, virginia
Posted in Action, Asian Americans and Politics | 2 Comments »

October 3rd, 2008

The Role of Asian Americans in Battleground States in the Upcoming Presidential Election with Gov. Gary Locke on 10/8

Posted by Eugenia

Note: Proceeds for this event do NOT go to the Obama campaign.

Please join Host Committee Members

Celia Lee, Sydney Leung, David Lim, Greg Mayeda, Laurel Thompson Paul, Dina Wong-To, and Cathleen Yonahara in a conversation

“The Role of Asian Americans in Battleground States in the Upcoming Presidential Election” with

Honorable Gary Locke
Governor of Washington 1997-2005
Principal & Co-Chair: America’s Opportunity Fund

Contributions will benefit: *America’s Opportunity Fund*

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Tags: america’s opportunity fund, aof, asian americans, battleground states, California, candidates, Cathleen Yonahara, Celia Lee, co-chair, communities of color, contributions, David Lim, Dina Wong-To, electoral process, endup club, ethnic minorities, federal, gary locke, governor, Greg Mayeda, Laurel Thompson Paul, norm mineta, people of color, presidential election, principal, progressive, races, role, san francisco, statewide, Sydney Leung, u.s. Commerce and Transportation Secretary, washington
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February 4th, 2009

Moving the Dream Forward: APIAVote Briefing on the 2008 Election, Transition, & Policy

October 31st, 2008

Former Governor Gary Locke Speaks to AAA-Fund About His Support for Barack Obama

October 17th, 2008

Governor Gary Locke and Secretary Norman Mineta Conference Call on 10/20

October 3rd, 2008

The Role of Asian Americans in Battleground States in the Upcoming Presidential Election with Gov. Gary Locke on 10/8