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Why I came back to Southern California

Why I came back to Southern California

Why I came back to Southern California Over the last five years as an organizer with APEN, I’ve worked tirelessly to fight for justice for California’s Asian immigrant and refugee communities. At the heart of my work have always been three principles: community, love,...
What we won this year – and what comes next

What we won this year – and what comes next

What we won this year – and what comes next In 2022, our communities came together and demanded justice. Together, we won real changes for neighborhoods like ours throughout California and the world. In 2022, we turned out to the ballot box in Oakland and Richmond,...
This decision has been years in the making.

This decision has been years in the making.

This decision has been years in the making. Today, I am beyond excited to share with you a decision that has been years in the making:   ✨ APEN is launching an organizing project in Los Angeles! ✨   For almost three decades, APEN has been building grassroots...
Why I got on a bus at 6am to go to Sacramento

Why I got on a bus at 6am to go to Sacramento

Why I got on a bus at 6am to go to Sacramento This June, I left my house at 6am on a Thursday morning to get on a bus to Sacramento. I wasn’t going on a school trip – at my high school in Contra Costa County, summer break had started weeks earlier. I was going to a...

Big news: we’re launching in Los Angeles!
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