
Convening NHPI organizations nationwide to foster collaboration, exchange community knowledge, and build collective strategies toward a strong and unified voice.
Key Objectives:
Foster National Collaboration: Facilitate meaningful connections and partnerships among NHPI organizations across regions to strengthen collective capacity and solidarity.
Exchange Community Knowledge and Local Strategies: Facilitate the sharing of regional priorities, community initiatives, winning strategies, and culturally-informed practices to strengthen collective knowledge and inspire action across diverse NHPI contexts.
Develop Collective Advocacy Strategies: Build consensus around priority issues and co-create unified policy and advocacy agendas that amplify NHPI voices at local, state, and national levels.
Strengthen Cultural Identity and Unity: Reinforce shared cultural values, histories, and identities as essential foundations for national unity and long-term community resilience.
Lay the Groundwork for a Sustainable National Network: Identify opportunities for ongoing collaboration, communication channels, and infrastructure needed to maintain a strong, connected NHPI network.
Save the Dates!
Session 1 - June 12, 2025
Traversing Critical Waters: 100+ Days Out - Understanding the impacts of federal changesSession 2 - ***NEW DATE!*** August 14, 2025
Plotting the Course: State and Local Strategies in Motion - Local and state strategies navigating federal changesSession 3 - November 6, 2025
Weaving the National Net: Strengthening Our Collective Course - Building a unified national strategy.
Session 2
Plotting the Course: State and Local Strategies in Motion
Thursday, August 14, 2025
3pm - 4:30pm ET / 12pm - 1:30pm PT
Our second session will focus on local- and state-level strategies for navigating the changes happening at the federal level.
With Panelists:
Alyshia Alohalani Macaysa
Executive Director
Oregon Pacific Islander Coalition
Grant Amjad Miller
Member of the Utah House of Representatives
Moderated By:
Charlene Lui
Executive Director
National Assoc. for Multicultural Education