Ignite Young Asian People Power
Asian American Organizing Project is offering up to $10,000 in Civic Engagement and Organizing grant funding for 2019-20. Currently, MN Asians make up 3.1% (125,617) of Minnesota’s Electorate and vote share, however, only 1.9% (61,729) of Asian communities are registered
Building Community at Home Watt Munisotaram, the largest Buddhist temple in the U.S., stands impressively tall and grand. It has made its home in Hampton, Minnesota and has gathered thousands of Cambodian diasporic community members and visitors alike over the
AAOP’s Organizing Fellowship Wraps Up for the Summer As the summer draws to a close, so does Asian American Organizing Project’s Summer Organizing Fellowship program. The Fellowship program at AAOP is a 3 month paid internship program that invites
The 2018 Cohort includes graduating college students and teachers, new and experienced, from across the U.S. and locally. Last month, AAOP welcomed a cohort of eight Organizing Fellows. Organizing Fellows spend 6-12 months connecting with local nonprofits around the Twin
By: Leyen Trang Seeding Change staff and fellows gathered at AAOP’s office early Saturday morning for the Regional Seeding Change Midwest Convening. The day began with an introduction of AAOP’s history and its beginnings facilitated by AAOP Executive Director
Author: Leyen Trang Community members from around the Twin Cities metro area gathered at East Side Enterprise on Saturday, July 29th to begin a conversation that doesn’t happen often. As each person filed in, community members were asked to provide