2026-08-20T14:23:35-04:00 2025-12-31 990EZ 2025-01-01 874319882 Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay ASIA 7073281285 1136 BAIRD RD SANTA ROSA CA 95409 Grace Cheung Schulman Vice President 7073281285 2026-08-21 false 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X AAPICNorthBay. org X X 177674 X 124054 53325 130 0 0 0 165 177674 48068 30528 11292 34470 124358 53316 -366 0 52950 X 6831 73888 1553 18090 8384 91978 8750 39028 -366 52950 The primary mission of the Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of North Bay is to celebrate culture empower the community and promote positive change for the Asian American Pacific Islander community living in the four counties north of the San Francisco Bay Area; Sonoma Marin Napa and Solano. To Celebrate Culture we seek to highlight and empower all AAPI perspectives by learning and sharing histories as well as personal stories of our people. To Empower the Community we focus on identifying and addressing the needs and strengths of the community by bringing forward healing with education and events in celebratory spaces. To Promote Positive Change we advocate for the AAPI community by addressing racism and leading discussions surrounding current AAPI issues. Formed in 2021 our objective is to create a safe and welcoming community through organizing networking and rallying the AAPI communities in the area. Many Moons Festival: a day-long Pan Asian Pacific Islander event bringing together culture community and creativity. The festival included demonstrations dance performances hands-on workshops food stalls handmade crafts and an ethnic fashion show. Over 2800 attendees with 60% identifying as AAPI traveling from Sonoma County and the Greater Bay Area communities. Over 147 volunteers supported the event which included 21 performing & workshop groups 50 food and craft vendors and 18 non-profit organizations. The festival represented visibility belonging and pride. 0 80350 Task Forces: 1-Healthcare Task Force focused on gaps frequently reported by AAPI community members including language access in healthcare settings culturally responsive care and the impact of trauma on overall wellbeing. 2-Youth Task Force focused on presenting programs initiated designed and implemented by youth themselves and AAPIC NextGen the youth-led group of high school and college-age members. A monthly podcast spotlighted AAPI leaders in Sonoma County and addressed issues facing AAPI youth offering listeners affirmation representation and connection. 3-Business Owners Task Force focused on the persistent challenge raised by AAPI small business owners who often feel isolated time-constrained and disconnected from resources and peer networks. 4-Immigrant Task Force focused on immigrant support which became a core issue in 2025 in response to rapidly changing federal policies increased immigration enforcement and heightened fear within immigrant communities. The task force prioritized education outreach and trust-building. AAPIC presented seven immigrant support seminars across Santa Rosa Rohnert Park Petaluma and San Rafael reaching diverse audiences including general community members Mandarin-speaking congregations business owners Cambodian elders Japanese and Filipino communities and the Fijian community in Marin County. Seminar topics included constitutional rights how to respond to encounters with immigration officers family preparedness and how to access legal and rapid-response resources. 0 6359 AAPIC Annual Gathering: the second formal Annual General Meeting and Community Gathering to mark an important milestone in the organizations governance and community engagement. It brought together members partners and supporters to reflect on organizational progress and to help shape priorities for future years. 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