Along with the basic academic curriculum.

and Wisconsin as part of a broader and historic $90 million paid media buy for the last three weeks of August.Following the launch of the campaigns national AANHPI organizing and engagement program in early July.

Team Harris-Walz has also hired additional staff dedicated to AANHPI voter outreach and is planning a number of culturally specific direct voter contact activities across the battleground states.where she spoke directly with AANHPI voters about the stakes of the election and the dangers of Trumps Project 2025 agenda.The ad features Harris keynote remarks at the Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote (APIAVote) Presidential Town Hall on July 13.

Leaders like Rozita and Terry know how much AANHPI communities suffered during Trumps first term — and that a second term would be far worse.These new ads remind Asian American.

said Harris-Walz AANHPI Spokesperson Andrew Peng.

Reduced and The Seal are the latest investments by Team Harris-Walz in paid media to reach the diversity of AANHPI communities.When COVID-19 disrupted the lives of elderly residents in Little Tokyo and put family-owned restaurants at risk.

she became the first woman president of the ESGVJCC and served three terms.the social work staff grew to over 30 mental health therapists.

Changing Tides provides suicide prevention training and subsidized therapy for those in need.Barbara Shirota joined the West Covina Buddhist Temple when it first opened at the East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center (ESGVJCC).