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By Bopha ChengCo-Chair, Education CommitteeCambodian American Community Council of Washington On Saturday, May 20th Cambodian American communities around the state came together to honor and recognize its 2017 graduates at the TAF Bethaday Community Learning Space in White Center, Seattle. Hosted by the Cambodian American Community Council of Washington State (CACC); over 150 families, supporters and community member came together to celebrate 28 Cambodian graduates earning their high school diploma, associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree or master’s degree. Cambodians, who are ethnically… Read more
Next Board Meeting
June 17, 2017
Bremerton, WA
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The Commission is looking to fill a Project Coordinator position in its two-person office. The position works closely with the Executive Director and Commissioners to serve the needs of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in Washington State.
This person is responsible for project coordination activities as well as the administrative functions of the office. The Project Coordinator also assists in tracking issues and policies that impact the Commission’s stakeholders.
Interested applicants should submit… Read more
Next Special Meeting
May 6, 2017
Tukwila, WA
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Celebrate APA Heritage Month!
Gov. Inslee has declared May 2017 as Asian Pacific Heritage Month in Washington State. APA Heritage Month is a time to recognize and celebrate diverse Asian and Pacific Islander cultures by participating in activities that commemorate the lives, history, achievements, and contributions of Asian Pacific Americans.
Throughout the month of May, various organizations across the state of Washington will hold events to celebrate API cultures and bring visibility to the community.
View a list of… Read more
Today is day 36 of the 2017 legislative session. Nearly 2,000 bills and resolutions have been introduced. Legislators are busy this week holding public hearings on bills to meet two upcoming deadlines on February 17 and February 24 for bills to be approved by policy and fiscal committees. Legislation CAPAA is tracking the following proposed legislation that may be of interest to Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. To participate in the legislative process, visit our website or call 1-800-562-6000 to leave a message for your elected officials. For more information, visit www.leg.… Read more
