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The WA Cares Fund helps Washington workers earn long-term care benefits. Benefits can be used for services like in-home care, a paid family caregiver, home modifications, home-delivered meals and transportation. Anyone who meets contribution and care needs requirements can access benefits starting in July 2026.
The Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs (CAPAA) is currently accepting applications for candidates to serve the diverse Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (ANHPI) constituencies of Washington State.
Read more about the role and responsibilities of serving the commission and how to apply here.
Deadline is May 4, 2026.
For Immediate Release
February 19, 2026
New Leadership at the Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs
The transition in leadership comes at a critical time for the Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Asian American community.
By Kai Curry
NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY
We hope to see you at the Olympia Capitol Steps for the big rally in support of A&NH/PI Legislative Day on February 5, 2026. A big thank you to the host (Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition of Washington) and volunteers who have worked tirelessly to organize this event on behalf of Washingtonians. For more information please visit tinyurl.com/2026ANHPILEGDAY.
A Free, All-Ages Cultural Festival Celebrating Asian Cuisine, Community, and Tradition
Webinar Title: Advancing Racial Justice Through Equitable Public Investment – Insights from Washington State’s ARPA Fund Use
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Translated Flyers are now available in the following languages (attachments below):
- Traditional Chinese
- Korean
- Vietnamese
- Farsi
You are invited to join Make Us Visible Washington and our community partners for an important conversation with education experts on K–12 inclusive history e
November 4, 2025 marks the last day to submit your ballots for the General Election. Your ballot materials are mailed to the address where you're registered to vote. You can drop off your completed ballot to a drop box near you by visiting this webpage. Drop your signed ballot at an official drop box or return by mail, no stamp needed.