by Karn Saetang
Lead Organizer
There are few things more American than prisons. With a prison population almost the same size as Houston (our country’s fourth largest city) at over 2 million people, US capitalism relies on the labor of those 2 million individuals. We’ve been exposed to prisons on TV, film, music, books, and most forms […]
As part of our civic engagement work, APANO has partnered with 5 API-specific organizations to collaborate on and deepen efforts to increase reach and support for the diverse API community throughout Oregon. This spotlight series aims to lift up our partner organizations and the great work they’re doing.
To deepen civic engagement with the Chinese […]
Today the Oregon Legislature convened for their annual five week “short session” and we are pleased to announce that one of APANO’s top Our Families Our Health legislative priorities – HB 4071 Restoring COFA Healthcare – had a successful public hearing and was voted out of the House Healthcare Committee with a unanimous […]
Empowering Pacific Islander Communities (EPIC) is proud to announce the release of, “A Community of Contrasts – Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in the United States.”
Download report at http://empoweredpi.org/
Empowering Pacific Islander Communities (EPIC) was founded in 2009 by a group of young Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander professionals based in Southern California. EPIC serves the community […]
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette is seeking self-motivated, enthusiastic, and flexible individuals for several temporary, full-time Community Account Manager positions for its fall 2014 campaign. Help Break the Cycle of Childhood Poverty in our community by raising funds for programs focused on creating healthy, well-educated, and financially stable individuals and families. Primary responsibilities include […]
