Our government does not reflect our voices

Our government, where critical decisions about our lives and communities are made, does not reflect us or our voices.

That’s why, for over a decade, we have been building the political pipeline of low-income and immigrant Asian American women leaders in Massachusetts. Over 90% of our alumni have gone on to volunteer or work on campaigns, become organizers and advocates, or run for office. 

With the ongoing anti-Asian violence, extreme attacks on our fundamental right to control our bodies, and endless, bold-faced efforts to erase voting rights for communities of color, building political power for Asian American and Pacific Islander women - after so long of being invisible and unseen - is more critical than ever.

In this urgent moment for our communities, we are expanding nationally — to Georgia, Pennsylvania, Texas and California, critical states where Asian American and Pacific Islanders are the fastest growing populations and where our voices and votes matter. 

We are building what hasn’t existed: a national infrastructure to inspire, activate and support Asian American and Pacific Islander women at all stages of the political pipeline - as leaders, organizers and voters. 

We are changing the face of leadership and political power.

Join us.