The National Gender & Equity Campaign (NGEC) is a social justice demonstration project incubated by AAPIP. Through the NGEC, we rally AAPI and philanthropic communities to leverage, mobilize and activate resources to address systemic inequity. 

Our aim is to build a stronger social justice movement driven by those who are most impacted. We support grassroots organizations committed to cultural change and inclusion of gender and equity values and practices. We develop and test capacity building approaches and tools to contribute to those dedicated to building a more just world.

 

» Click here to read NGEC's "Building Organizational Capacity for Social Justice"

National Gender and Equity Campaing (NGEC) is a project of AAPIP.

Spotlight

SAN

South Asian Network

Advancing the Health, Empowerment and Solidarity of persons of South Asian origin in Southern California

SAN is dedicated to advancing the health, empowerment and solidarity of persons of South Asian origin in Southern California. More about SAN >>
KIWA

Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance

Bringing Together Koreatown's Immigrant Communities for a Just Los Angeles

KIWA is worker center organization based in Los Angeles' Koreatown that empowers low-wage immigrant workers.  More about KIWA >>
Center for Hmong Arts and Talent (CHAT)

Center for Hmong Arts and Talent (CHAT)

CHAT's Trajectory: Growing Deep, Not Wide

CHAT strives to become more impact-driven by harnessing the arts as a source for individual empowerment and as a means for social change....

More about CHAT »
Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders (CAPI)

Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders (CAPI)

Tradition and Transition: The Innovative Evolution of CAPI

The process of community engagement helped CAPI focus on organizational priorities and to increase its impact and effectiveness.

More about CAPI »

Chinese for Affirmative Action

Strengthening the Progressive Asian and Pacific American Movement for Social Change

CAA's grassroots and public policy work aims to strengthen and sustain a progressive Asian and Pacific American movement.
KGA

Khmer Girls in Action

Empowering Young Southeast Asian Women to Become Relevant Social Justice Organizers

KGA contributes to the movement for social, economic and political justice by building a strong, progressive, and sustainable community institution led by Southeast Asian women and girls. More about KGA >>
KRC

Korean Resource Center

Combining Strong Grassroots Activism and Effective Policy Advocacy

With the Korean American community as their point of reference, KRC seeks to build a progressive voice for immigrant rights within the larger social justice movement.  More about KRC >>
Mu Performing arts

Mu Performing Arts

From Awareness to Action: ‘Mu'-ving Forward

Through dialogue with the board, staff, performers, and audience members, Mu is trying to develop new frameworks and language around what social justice means in and for their work.... More about Mu Performing Arts »
LACM

Lao Assistance Center of Minnesota

Responding to the Changing Needs of the Twin Cities' Lao-American Community

LACM's goal is to help Lao people achieve successful economic integration while preserving their cultural integrity and history.  More about LACM >>
CPA

Chinese Progressive Association

Building Collective Power in Low-Income Immigrant Communities

CPA educates and organizes the low-income and working-class immigrant Chinese community in San Francisco to build collective power.  More about CPA >>
AAHWM

Association for the Advancement of Hmong Women in Minnesota

"Ties that Bind: AAHWM Connects Hmong Families and Generations"

Through a recent journey of dialogues, AAHWM explored the depth and interconnectedness of community issues.... More about AAHWM »
Ms. Shades of Yellow 2008

Shades of Yellow

"Creating Awareness and Challenging Community Assumptions"

Since there is no word for "gay" in the Hmong language, one can imagine how difficult it could be to challenge traditional norms within the Hmong culture concerning the GLBT community... More about SOY »

 

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New NGEC Tool! Click to view: "An Organization's Guide to a Theory of Social Change"

    

What's New & Featured Tools!

  • June 2010 - AAPIP Event: The Art of Gaman - Arts and Crafts from the Japanese American Internment Camps, 1942-1946 at the Smithsonian in Washington DC


  • NGEC "Justice Rising" Video Discussion Guide

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