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We are thrilled to share exciting news about a new chapter in AAPIP’s leadership! After a thorough and inclusive national search, we are proud to welcome Connie Chung Joe as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of AAPIP.

Through a partnership with Chinese for Affirmative Action, AAPIP launched a series of discussions and in-person advocacy intended to (re)situate Asian Americans within the broader conversations around civil rights, and develop tangible, collective actions to support an infrastructure within philanthropy and beyond for race-explicit grantmaking, programs, and policies.

Philanthropy has the power and responsibility to fill the gaps when our public sector falls short. We are being called to navigate a rapidly changing legal and political landscape, honestly assess our appetite for risk, and determine the transformative actions each of us can take to withstand challenges. This is the moment to own our influence.

AAPIP is hosting affinity spaces to cultivate a stronger and more intentional sense of community within diasporas of AAPIP’s Network. Participate in an upcoming AAPIP Affinity Space here!

With 11 chapters across the nation, AAPIP chapters are sites of philanthropic activism where an activated base of AAPIP Members, alongside community and nonprofit partners as well as giving circles, advocate for expanding and mobilizing resources for AANHPI communities to build a more just and equitable society.