2020 AYPAL Media

San Francisco Foundation: “Investing in Young People on the Frontlines of Social Change”
https://sff.org/investing-in-young-people-on-the-frontlines-of-social-change/

Northern California Youth Organizing Funder Collaborative
https://ncg.org/northern-california-youth-organizing-funder-collaborative


2020
PRESS RELEASE - AYPAL: Building API Community Power Awarded California Arts Council Local Impact and Youth Arts in Action Grants

The California Arts Council (CAC) announced a grant award of $15,200 for our young people to create meaningful community change in Oakland Chinatown through their Local Impacts grant program and $4750 to uplift the voices and narratives of API and youth of color in Oakland through cultural visual and performing arts through their Youth Arts in Action grant program to AYPAL: Building API Community Power.

Please click here for the full press release.


2019 AYPAL HIGHLIGHTS

AYPAL staff hosting during the national Obama Foundation MBK Rising! event February 2019

“Our Sisters’ Keeper: The MBK Responsibility to Sisters and the LGBTQ+ Community”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yeiFF5yG9k

Obama foundation Program Profile Featuring AYPAL youth: https://www.obama.org/mbka/communities/urban-strategies-council/


2018–2019 AYPAL Media

Youth Platform Against Gentrification: www.westillhereoakland.com

Disaggregated Data implementation video OUSD January 2019: https://vimeo.com/313232421

OUSD Strike and Media Campaign Feb 2019 “Save APISA” KPIX news coverage of AYPAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUFXb2t9F34
https://vimeo.com/317307762

SEARAC API Fact Sheet Launch with AYPAL Quote: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/asian-american-pacific-islander-youth-face-bullying-lack-visibility-report-n1014566


2017-2018 AYPAL Events



Events Challenging Gentrification

Video Clips of two events AYPAL youth completed which bring attention to API related issues and anti-displacement action



2016 Disaggregated Data Campaign

“In 2016, AYPAL, a community-based organization working to empower Oakland’s low-income Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant and refugee families, and the Oakland Unified School District Office of Equity passed a “Disaggregated Data Resolution” expanding the options that students can identify for their race.”

- Bay Area Equity Atlas