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As we celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month [[link removed]] , we continue to be inspired by the representation and resilience of AANHPI communities. AANHPIs represent us at every level of government, including Vice President Kamala Harris, the first Vice President of South Asian descent; Ambassador Katherine Tai, the first Asian American U.S. Trade Representative; and a number of our alumni who are serving in state legislatures, city councils, and school boards across the country. They lead with their values, care and compassion, and a steadfast commitment to their communities, even in the face of persistent racism, harassment, and anti-Asian hate.
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Title 42—a Trump policy that weaponized the COVID-19 pandemic to authorize the expulsion of migrants from the United States—is set to expire on May 11. As this day quickly approaches, it’s crucial that the U.S. government addresses the needs of asylum seekers and prioritizes a just and humane approach to immigration. As noted in this op-ed [[link removed]] , some of the possible solutions could be investing in border resources to respond to humanitarian migration, protecting access to asylum, and increasing funding for legal services that support refugees.
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The Welcome Corps is a new, permanent way for Americans to welcome refugees as they begin their lives in the United States.
You can provide a safe refuge to those who need it most by sponsoring a refugee.
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As a member of the New American Leaders family, we know you understand the power diverse voices have in shaping our democracy.
That's why we're inviting you to join us at our 10th annual Power & Policy Summit [[link removed]] in Washington, D.C. on June 22-23, where you'll have the chance to collaborate with thought leaders, policymakers, and changemakers from across the country!
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Two
days
of
immersive
workshops
and
panel
discussions
in
the
heart
of
our
nation's
capital.
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The
chance
to
engage
with
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American
elected
officials,
organizers,
and
advocates
just
like
you.
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Sessions
designed
to
dive
deep
into
legislative
and
organizing
challenges,
opportunities,
and
best
practices.
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Opportunities
to
discover
how
we
can
work
together
to
create
the
change
our
communities
need
and
deserve.
As a bonus, travel stipends and hotel accommodations are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Don't wait—secure your spot today! [[link removed]]
🔥 LAST CALL to apply for our Ready to Lead: Southwest training [[link removed]] in Denver, Colorado on June 9-11! 🔥
Our Ready to Lead training program is designed by New Americans for New Americans who are driven to make a difference, challenge the status quo, and change the face of leadership across the nation.
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During this transformative weekend, participants will:
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Write
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in
values
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Learn
grassroots
fundraising
tactics
from
other
elected
officials
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Practice
messaging
techniques
and
pivoting
strategies
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Engage
with
New
American
leaders
from
across
the
country
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Don't miss this amazing chance to connect with fellow New American community leaders and gain valuable skills that will launch your leadership journey to new heights. ⏰ Apply by Monday, May 8th at 11:59 p.m. ET! [[link removed]] ⏰
ICYMI: Our CEO and President Ghida Dagher and one of our amazing alums, Raquel Terán , the former state senate minority leader and immediate past chair of the Arizona Democratic Party, wrote a powerful op-ed in The Arizona Republic [[link removed]] about immigrant women in politics. Here are some of the top takeaways:
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Women,
especially
women
of
color
and
immigrant
women,
face
significant
barriers
when
running
for
office.
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Representation
matters:
When
we
support
and
uplift
the
voices
of
immigrant
women,
we
ensure
that
the
policies
and
laws
we
create
are
reflective
of
our
diverse
communities.
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New
American
Leaders
is
playing
a
crucial
role
in
providing
the
necessary
training
and
support
that
enable
immigrant
women
to
break
through
these
barriers
and
become
powerful
agents
of
change
in
Arizona
and
all
across
the
country.
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🌟 This past weekend, our AAPI Rising training in Washington, D.C. brought together more than 20 passionate Asian American and Pacific Islander leaders dedicated to building a more inclusive democracy! 🌟
Check out these leaders below, who are now ready to make waves in their communities. Together, they will create change, and together, we will rise and shine!
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