All in-person NAPAWF events are cancelled until December 31st, 2020. Our team is adjusting to our new realities working remotely and shifting our organizing online and by phone as we provide space for our members to come together virtually in the ways that we can.
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Everyone deserves access to health care, no matter their immigration status. Use our phone script to make your voice heard by calling your Representative and Senators and urging them to cosponsor the HEAL for Immigrant Women and Families Act!
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100 years since the adoption of the 19th amendment and still AAPI women voters are denied the right to and power of their vote through attacks on our voting rights, disenfranchisement tactics, and lack of investment from those in power. This year, NAPAWF is developing a multilingual team of 50 volunteers to engage AAPI voters in Illinois, Georgia, Indiana, Arizona, and Florida and clear their path to the ballot box.
Employees and management of the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF) have finalized their first collective bargaining agreement.
This issue brief describes NAPAWF’s learnings from public opinion research and voter outreach efforts and demonstrates that AAPI women voters are awake, aware, and activated.
Millions of people in the U.S. are exposed to contaminated water sources that present serious risks to reproductive and overall health. Lack of access to clean water has a disproportionate impact on women of color.
This Know Your Rights document is intended to provide you with basic information for when you attend protests. The First Amendment guarantees your right to free speech, including protests, but the government may place restrictions on time, place, and manner related to some speech.