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This November, Midterm elections (so-called because the current President is midway through their term, and therefore the Presidential race is not on the ballot) will happen on November 8. Midterms sometimes fly under the radar, yet they couldn’t be more
AAOP’s “Reproductive Justice on Abortion Rights & Access in APIDA Communities” campaign was a five-month research project that utilized Participatory Action Research (PAR) to engage with Minnesota Asian Pacific Island Desi American (APIDA) and LGBTQ+ community members. This project was
Writer: Siena Iwasaki Milbauer Welcome to “Eyes On,” a series from AAOP that provides compact rundowns of important conflicts or crises in our global community. As engaged youth, it can be hard to stay informed about all that is worth
Writer: Siena Iwasaki Milbauer Welcome to “Eyes On,” a series from AAOP that provides compact rundowns of important conflicts or crises in our global community. As engaged youth, it can be hard to stay informed about all that is worth
July 26 is National Disability Independence Day, which marks the anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990. While the ADA was a civil rights landmark, the legislation has been notoriously poorly enforced, leaving the
As an accompaniment to our April 2022 New Narratives episode “We Are What We Are,” we’re building an ongoing list of resources for mixed Asians (mixed race, mixed ethnicity, transracial and transnational adoptees). While by no means comprehensive, the following
Writer: Siena Iwasaki Milbauer 2022 is officially here! A new year is always an exciting thing, even if a certain COVID-19 variant that starts with an “o” and is three syllables has made the start of 2022 a little…interesting. This
Wellness is a big deal here at AAOP. One of our main missions as an organization is to cultivate wellness in our Minnesota Asian communities, especially among our Asian youth. That’s why this year, we were so excited to launch
As we headed into a second year of the pandemic, we were hopeful for a better year in 2021 with the vaccine rollout and several important ballot initiatives in the fall. Staying masked up, keeping our distance, and merging hybrid
Writer: Siena Iwasaki Milbauer Welcome to “Eyes On,” a series from AAOP that provides compact rundowns of important conflicts or crises in our global community. As engaged youth, it can be hard to stay informed about all that is worth
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