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AAPI Leadership Clubs

AAPI Youth Voices is proud to have established Youth Leadership Clubs in schools across Minnesota, empowering young people, promoting inclusion, and amplifying underrepresented voices. These clubs build a supportive network of youth advocates dedicated to advancing diversity and equity. Through initiatives such as storytelling, interviews, multicultural events, financial literacy workshops, team bonding activities, and efforts to diversify golf, we strive to foster a more inclusive and united society.

AAPI Youth Voices Club Fair at Alexandria Area High School

Principal Tim Feine said it’s the first-ever cultural event at AHS

First-ever Calligraphy event at Andover High School

Personalized bookmarks with students’ names written in Chinese characters.

The paper Calligraphy that students took home.

First-ever Calligraphy event at Andover High

The paper Calligraphy that teachers took home.

First-ever Asian Lantern Festival at Andover High School

Teachers are making the Asian lantern from scratch.

Team-bonding Activity at Minnesota State Fair

Team-bonding event at Nickelodeon Universe

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Supporting Underrepresented Communities

Each year, AAPI Youth Voices proudly host multiple FREE Music & Art Workshops across Minnesota for under-resourced communities to explore diverse cultures and organizes Multicultural Events celebrating Asia’s rich legacy, all dedicated to fostering inclusivity and equity.

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Serving Communities

AAPI Youth Voices is proud to serve our communities by organizing and hosting concerts, facilitating tech support at senior homes, packing food, conducting food drives, mailing Christmas gifts to Africa, and delivering face masks to high-risk individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic. We also host annual fundraising concerts to support those in need.

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Promoting Cross-Cultural Understanding and Educational Support

AAPI Youth Voices takes pride in presenting Culture Lectures at schools in both the U.S. and China, fostering mutual understanding and appreciation between the two cultures. To bridge educational gaps, we have also been offering free English classes—both in person and virtually—in earthquake-affected areas and remote regions, providing vital support to under-resourced communities.

Cultural Presentations at schools in the U.S.

Leading Students in Performing an Asian Dance called “Little Apple”

Volunteered at Hope Elementary School rebuilt after Wenchuan Earthquake

Delivered food to Hope Elementary School rebuilt after Wenchuan Earthquake

Offered Free English Classes at the Children’s Palace in China

Cultural Presentations at various public schools in China

Bridging the Gap via English summer camps

Free Online Lessons for the Underprivileged in Earthquake-Affected Areas

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One Month of AAPI Heritage Presentation

AAPI Youth Voices proudly hosted “One Month of AAPI Heritage” in May, featuring our especially crafted curriculum. Our Chapter Leaders nationwide took charge of presenting our AAPI History Sessions at their local schools, spreading awareness, and celebrating the richness of AAPI heritage.

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Gaining Support

Many thanks to those who has supported AAPI Youth Voices