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California AAPI Legislative Caucus is Committed to Teaching AAPI History

SACRAMENTO — The California Asian American and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus (AAPILC) remains committed to ensuring Asian American and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander history is taught in California schools. The AAPILC looks forward to partnering with community organizations and education resources who are already implementing AAPI curriculum programs and who have expertise in K-12 curriculum to develop a better understanding of what will be needed to ensure AAPI history is taught in our children’s classrooms.

California AAPI Legislative Caucus Opposes SB 1363 and Demands Actions over Promises for the AAPI Community

SACRAMENTO, CA — Today, California’s Joint Asian American & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus launches its AAPI Heritage Month activities. The month-long celebration kicks off with a social media campaign honoring its 12 honorees. Later in the month, the State Assembly and Senate will take up resolutions by Assemblymember Evan Low and by Senator Dave Min to recognize May as AAPI Heritage Month and the contributions of the AAPI community to California and the United States.

California Joint AAPI Legislative Caucus Celebrates APIA Heritage Month at the Capitol

Sacramento, CA — Today, the California Joint Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Legislative Caucus celebrated APIA Heritage Month in the State Assembly and Senate. House Resolution (HR) 102 and Senate Resolution (SR) 80 were presented by Assemblymember Evan Low and Senator Dave Min to recognize May as APIA Heritage Month and the contributions of the AAPI community to California and the United States.

AAPILC Releases 2021 Progress Report

SACRAMENTO, CA — The California Asian American & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus (AAPILC) released its 2021 Progress Report today, which highlights several major accomplishments in a year marked by historic crises but also triumphs and transformations.