- Organization description at the top
- Link constitution
- Board members (photo, name & pronouns, position title, and position description for each person) — I don’t have descriptions for every position yet, but all position titles are listed here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_3sg3ni5qNLzPmRSkg4OcTTlcSn_Bg6pXycG2vM2mME/edit?usp=sharing)
- Collaborators
OUR BOARD MEMBERS
President
Jordan Halili Dove
Class: 4th year
Major: Public Policy
Minor: Asian American Studies
Vice President
Niko Ngoc Tam Le
Class: 4th year
Major: Ethnic Studies, Education
Treasurer
Mira Nicole Ramos
Class: 2nd year
Major: Political Science
Secretary
Noah Joson
Class: 2nd year
Major: Chemistry
Four Points of Unity
01
creating Safe, Informed Community
Our three Community Liaisons, specializing in LGBTQIA+ issues, mental health, and disability & accessibility, ensure all of our programming is safe, welcoming, and competent to diverse communities. We host weekly Community Hours on Tuesdays and other various programming within these areas and more generally to create familiarity among our members and our leadership.
02
Learning our histories to write our futures
Our Workshop Director, Cultural Accountability Officer, Graphics Designers, and Media and Content Directors help us represent our communities’ histories and document our own as it unfolds. Our work in this point of unity revolves around historical education through workshops and social media posts, which we ensure contains well-researched information.
03
AAPI empowerment, leadership, and advocacy
Our Leadership Development Facilitator and Advocacy & Action Organizer champion this pillar. Through our Leadership Development Facilitator, we provide professional and academic development opportunities, including workshops and connections to professional programs. Our Advocacy & Action Organizer leads our participation in advocacy campaigns and efforts on campus and in collaboration with various organizations for the empowerment of our communities.
04
Solidarity Always
Our Internal and External Relations Representatives cultivate our relationship with other community organizations, ensuring we can provide support to them where needed and vice versa. Through these connections, we provide volunteering and lobbying opportunities and participate in various campaigns and programs hosted by external and internal partners.