We want to give a special shout out to Asian Pacific Community Fund. For the past two years, we've had the proud honor to be an APCF special project. APCF is our fiscal sponsor, and everything we do is possible because of the support they provide with bookkeeping as well as processing payments and donations. Thank you! APCF encourages philanthropy among AAPI and provides many ways for donors to make a positive impact on AAPI organizations. Learn more about their work at apcf.org #MakeUsVisible #AsianPacificCommunityFund #Philanthropy #NonProfit
Make Us Visible
Civic and Social Organizations
We empower local communities to build curriculum and advocate for the integration of Asian American history.
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Make Us Visible activates and empowers local communities to build curriculum and advocate for the integration of Asian American contributions, experiences, and histories in K-12 classrooms. Our movement began with a conversation about education and public safety between two parents and a teacher back in January 2021. Today, our state chapters continue to be 100% volunteer-driven and have successfully passed state-wide education bills, empowered Asian Americans to serve in local public office, and strengthened communities across districts and states.
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https://www.makeusvisible.org/
External link for Make Us Visible
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- Civic and Social Organizations
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- 2-10 Mitarbeiter
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- Nonprofit
- Gegründet
- 2021
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Primäre
CT, US
Employees at Make Us Visible
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Christine Dai
Former Elementary Teacher Upskilling for Personal and Professional Growth
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Jamie Li, MSW
Digital Communications Coordinator
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Steve Sakanashi
Strategic Partnerships at ABeam Consulting | Gold House | U.S.-Japan Council | Make Us Visible
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Kate Lee
Co-Founder & Executive Director at Make Us Visible
Aktualisierungen
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The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) just released their revised Style Guide, an "essential resource for anyone writing about the diverse and often misportrayed Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities." The AAJA Style Guide will be a living document regularly updated to be an "actionable and practical guide by AAPI journalists to add context and guidance to terms that are being used or that should be avoided in the news." Marian Chia-Ming Liu, MBA, AAJA Vice President of Civic Engagement considers this an important resource "to not only combat hate but also build up our communities to promote understanding," especially after "covering anti-Asian attacks and experiencing firsthand how words can be weaponized." MUV co-founders Kate Lee and Jeffrey G. are honored to have been part of the over 50 journalists, academics and community workers who contributed to the guide. Access the AAJA Style Guide at aajastyleguide.org #AAJA #AsianAmericanJournalistsAssociation #Journalism #MakeUsVisible
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Apex for Youth invited MUV co-founder and policy director Jeffrey G. to be a part of their Career Connections Night in June. It was an opportunity for youth to learn about possible career paths and ask questions of working professionals. Apex for Youth empowers underserved Asian and immigrant youth from low-income families in NYC to unlock their potential and a world of possibility. They do this through programming focusing on health and well-being, education, and community engagement. Thank you for inviting us to be part of your amazing work to create opportunities and possibility for young people! #MakeUsVisible #ApexForYouth #AsianAmericanCommunity #CommunityEngagement #NewYork #NYC
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Today is National Parents Day, and we want to recognize the parent volunteers of our state chapters who have dedicated their time and energy to Make Us Visible's mission to integrate Asian American history in K-12 classrooms. We're honored to have you as a part of our work while you've also taken on the great task of raising confident and curious learners! We want all students across a state to have access to Asian American history in their classrooms. That's why passing state legislation requiring the teaching of Asian American history is an important part of what we do. At the same time, we know we don't have to wait for a law to share our history. Use our Parent Resource Guide to get ideas on how you can integrate Asian American history in your local schools and libraries. Find it at https://lnkd.in/eyY2HWKD Follow us on Instagram (@makeusvisible) and Facebook (Make Us Visible) where, this week, we're highlighting some of the ways our parent volunteers have shared Asian American history with their children, schools, and libraries. #MakeUsVisible #NationalParentsDay #Volunteerism #Parenting
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Our Make Us Visible coloring book has reached some of our federal government officials! MUV volunteers have had the privilege of attending many events to share our mission to integrate Asian American history into K-12 classrooms. Take a look at who they've shared the coloring book with. Share our coloring books with your family, classroom, and community. Digital downloads of our coloring books are available for free at https://lnkd.in/eyY2HWKD. If you'd like a complimentary physical copy, email us at [email protected] #MakeUsVisible #EducationResources #AsianAmericanHistory
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MUV state chapter volunteers meet many of their state lawmakers as they advocate for legislation to include Asian American history in K-12 classrooms. Sharing our coloring book, which features historical Asian American figures and communities, with lawmakers helps start the conversation about why learning this vibrant history is so important. Start conversations with your family, classrooms, and communities about Asian American history. Digital downloads of our coloring books are available for free at https://lnkd.in/eyY2HWKD. If you'd like a complimentary physical copy, email us at [email protected] #MakeUsVisible #EducationResources #AsianAmericanHistory
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Our Make Us Visible coloring book has found its way into the hands of these three governors, and much activity around Asian American history education has been happening in their states: In Pennsylvania, Make Us Visible PA volunteers are working to get HB 779/SB 839 passed to require the teaching of AAPI history in their K-12 public schools. They hope this bill makes it all the way to Governor Josh Shapiro's office. In Virginia, Make Us Visible VA volunteers worked to include a state budget amendment that provides $100,000 to develop an Asian American history curriculum. Governor Glenn Youngkin signed the budget into law last month. In Oregon, Make Us Visible OR volunteers are working to ensure that the implementation of HB 2845 includes the teaching of Asian American history. HB 2845 is a K-12 ethnic studies bill that was passed in 2017. Governor Tina Kotek was the Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives at the time. Want to be part of the advocacy activity in these states or our other state chapters? Go to https://lnkd.in/eyY2HWKD to fill out a volunteer interest form. #MakeUsVisible #ColoringBook #EducationalResource
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Last month was an exciting time for our educational resources! We released several free resources to make Asian American history and stories more accessible. Go to https://lnkd.in/eyY2HWKD to access resources from both us and BrainPOP. #MakeUsVisible #EducationalResources
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Last month was a busy time for us with lots of events celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. We appreciate the many opportunities we had to share our mission of integrating Asian American history in K-12 classrooms. Thank you to the many organizations that invited us to their events! The Metropolitan Museum of Art Financial Times Girl Scouts of Greater New York McKinsey & Company Velvet.Co Áwet New York AARP AARP California BSE Global Robinson+Cole Smithsonian Institution White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders Friends of the National Asian Pacific American Museum #MakeUsVisible #AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth
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We are excited to announce that Delaware Senate Bill 297 has passed! This bill was led by Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend and House Member Sophie Phillips, the only AANHPI member of the Delaware General Assembly. SB 297 requires the inclusion of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history as well as other racial, ethnic, and cultural histories in Delaware's K-12 classrooms. On May 21, 2024, SB 297 passed unanimously in the Delaware Senate. It then passed unanimously in the Delaware House of Representatives on June 26, 2024. After this bill is signed by the Governor, Delaware will become the 7th state to require AANHPI history in K-12 classrooms, after IL, NJ, CT, RI, FL, and WI. Make Us Visible is proud to have led efforts in 5 of these states. Thank you to everyone involved in bringing inclusive education to Delaware! Devin Jiang Yunfei Lou, MAS #MakeUsVisible #Delaware #AANHPI #AANHPIHIstory
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