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STOP AAPI HATE
We are calling on federal and local governments, companies and organizations, and leadership of all kinds to help put an end to AAPI Hate.
AAPI Hate is nothing new. While the Covid-19 pandemic has created a sharp increase in anti-Asian sentiment and violence against our communities, racism and xenophobia are deeply rooted in US history, both of which AAPIs are no stranger to.
We are not a monolith. AAPIs make up the fastest growing demographic group in the country. The 23 million AAPIs living in the United States and its territories are made up of East Asian, South Asian, Southeast Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Isander communities.
Our communities are still hurting. AAPIs have already been disproportionately affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. At the onset, we were hit hardest economically and experienced higher Covid-19 infection and mortality rates than other minority groups. This is especially true among the Native Hawaiin and Pacific Islander community.
We will not be silent. In our efforts to recover from the ongoing pandemic and rise in hate incidents, we must use our voices to aid and uplift those most impacted, particularly NHPIs, women, and our elderly.
What’s Happening
Eight innocent people were killed in Atlanta spa shootings on March 16, 2021. Six of them were Asian American women.
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Day of Action 3/26/21
This year hundreds of organizations came together to stop AAPI Hate. Find additional data & resources on the Day of Action Page.
#WhoWeAre
The #WhoWeAre campaign strives for more accurate AAPI representation in media, data, & leadership.
Bystander Intervention Training
More Resources
Asian Americans Leaders Table
a network of local and national Asian American organizations that convened in the wake of the pandemic a year ago, to address the rise in anti-Asian violence, currently focused on supporting Atlanta-based organizations.
Act To Change
Asian American Journalists Association
AAJA has released a pronunciation guide for victims in the Atlanta spa shootings with Chinese-language and Korean-language names.
National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum
NAPAWF has created message guidance to ensure that the community does not invisiblize women, who have reported 2.3 more times hate and violence since the start of the pandemic than men because of existing stereotypes about Asian American women that predate the pandemic.
National Asian Pacific American Bar Association
NAPABA has established pro bono legal resources to ensure that local communities have legal resources to address the most egregious hate-fueled attacks against our community.
National Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship (National ACE)
A nonprofit organization that advocates against anti-Asian discrimination and bias for the AAPI small business community while providing resources and services to help keep AAPI small businesses running safely.