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The case of Neng Yang has sparked needed dialogue throughout the Asian-Pacific American community. Once again, we need your help! The video below gives background information on the Neng Yang case:   On March 8th, 2011, Neng Yang was checking his farm when three dogs ran after

I logged into my facebook expecting to catch up with old friends, skim through a few pictures, and log-off minutes later to start working on an assignment. Little did I know, social networking and advocates throughout my facebook decided to turn my plans around. A video, which

Asian Pacific American military service and discrimination has been under-noticed by many within and outside of our community. The recent death of Private Danny Chen, which was said to be an ‘apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound,’ raises questions as to how racial discrimination continues in military service. Private

“Mama, am I adopted?“ The mother looked into her daughters big, mischievous eyes. “Shenme?! You aren’t adopted,” she exclaimed in her made-up English and Chinese language. “How come I don’t look like you or Baba,” the little girl asked, with a slight pout on her face. “Well,

Watch APIAVote’s public service announcement on their YouTube channel and help spread the word by sharing the video with 5 friends and family through Facebook, Twitter and email. In our latest ad, APIAVote asks you, “What do you want?” When you exercise your right to vote, you’re