APIAVote.org

Presidential Town Hall
Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote invites you to the historic Presidential Town Hall featuring Presidential Candidates addressing issues that impact the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community.
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APIAVote seeks new Executive Director
APIAVote is looking for a new leader to help drive forward and embolden the APIAVote cause and mission. The Executive Director of APIAVote will report to the board of directors and manage a team of professionals and staff appropriate to the scope and scale of the organization's work.
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Interships, Support & Donations
APIAVote is always looking for the right people to help APIAVote.org move forward. Please visit our Support & Donations page and learn how you can support APIAVote.org. Also, APIAVote.org, as well as other like minded organizations, are always looking for interns to help us out. Be sure to visit our Internship page to discover more.

APIAVote's "Tasting Democracy" Benefit
The 2008 "Tasting Democracy" Benefit was a great success! Click here to view photos or make a donation

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How did APIAs vote in 2006 and past elections?
Get the results from community and mainstream media exit polls!

APIA Stats & Info
Learn more about how Asian And Pacific Islander Americans are shaping the American cultural landscape

The Norman Y. Mineta
Leadership Institute
The Norman Y. Mineta Leadership Institute was launched in October 2006 in honor of Secretary Mineta’s lifetime achievements in exemplifying and promoting civic participation and public service. The institute will initially focus on launching its series of weekend long leadership trainings for nonprofit staff, community leaders and volunteers in various cities across the country in 2008. READ MORE...

Testimonials: Real comments, real people
"SAAVY aims to make a difference beyond November 2—Election Day is not the end, it’s a new beginning for young South Asian Americans."
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