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APAPA's Core Services
Civic EngagementAPAPA provides community members with the opportunity to be proactive, participate, educate, and impress upon the API community that we have a voice in government and public affairs. We are accomplishing that through Voters Education, standing up for civil rights, and an active role in government appointments. Youth Leadership DevelopmentAPAPA’s established track record demonstrates that we value and support our future leaders and is dedicated to fostering our future through development of our youth. This initiative includes both college scholarship and legislative internship programs. Community ServicesAPAPA is also dedicated to enriching our community and helping members grow and adapt to our ever-changing society. Partnering and collaborating with other community organizations and business sponsors, APAPA has a vision to become the central hub for bringing services to our community members. Major initiatives include Digital Literacy, Health and Senior Services, and Personal Finance Message from the President:
APAPA is non-profit and non-partisan. Since 2001, our focus has been on educating the public about public policy and fostering future leaders from our minority communities to serve at federal, state and local levels. APAPA is a dynamic organization with a diverse membership representing all communities throughout California and around the nation. We have many friends, supporters, and partners in all levels of government, in the business world, among various community and civic organizations, and individuals from all walks of life. Everyone who shares our vision and goals are welcome to become members of APAPA, regardless of ethnicity, economic status, or political affiliation. Sincerely, |
Spotlight
APAPA's Community Civic Meeting on Immigration Reform is coming our Sacramento Headquarters on Thursday May 23, 2013. APAPA-BAC's Cocktail Mixer, Music & Awards: Come join the APAPA-SF chapter as we salute the API women who are serving as public leaders in San Francisco. With a special spotlight on San Francisco’s new Assessor-Recorder, Carmen Chu, the event will pay tribute to the San Francisco’s pioneering API women who serve in public office. Guests will enjoy stunning waterfront views of the San Francisco Bay, while sampling handcrafted appetizers and drinks. Doors will open at 5:30PM, and a suggested donation of $20 will be collected at the door. All funds raised will go towards the 2013 APAPA Internship Program.
A Job Fair was held at APAPA Headquarters
in Sacramento on April 25, 2013, jointly sponsored by Covered California and
community partners. Covered California has
announced that by the end of the year it will open a state-of-the-art call
center in Rancho Cordova. Representatives at the call center will guide
Californians through their health coverage options and help determine if they
qualify for federal financial assistance to cover some of the costs.
Photos from the 2013 Capitol Internship Award & Scholarship Fundraising Gala held on March 30, 2013, are posted in the APAPA Gallery. More information about this program is on this page.
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