Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote (APIAVote)

Happy Mid Autumn Festival! Celebrate the full moon and make your voice shine bright by registering to vote today! 🌕✨ Register at the link in our bio, or visit apiavote.org/register! #NationalVoterRegistrationDay #MidAutumnFestival

Your voice matters. Make sure it's heard. Visit apiavote.org/register to check your voter registration! #NationalVoterRegistrationDay

Rise and shine! It's #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, and you know what that means. We have less than 50 days until the election, so it's time to make sure you're ready to vote! Register at apiavote.org/register! It only takes five minutes to ensure that your voice is heard.

The time is now. Together, we can ensure that our voices are heard. We are aiming to reach 1.7 million AAPI households in the next couple of months, and we need your help. Sign up to work with APIAVote as a paid phone banker to get out the vote! Sign up: apia.vote/2024phonebank

Every American deserves to live in their communities safely. No one should have to fear being attacked at the store, visiting City Hall, or voting at the polls. But every election year, provocateurs stoke fear about communities that don’t look like, love like, or worship like they do as a political strategy. And these tactics can spur their supporters to take violent action like the January 6th attack, mass shootings, and the recent bomb threat in Springfield, Ohio. AAPIs have experienced this oppressive cause-and-effect during the pandemic when our communities endured a rise in anti-Asian hate and violence because of the reckless political rhetoric certain politicians used for political gain. APIAVote stands for political discourse that values respect for our freedoms to live without fear of violence, to cast our votes and have them counted, and to decide for ourselves what our futures will hold.

Introducing a new voter activation training series! Join us for an online training session where you'll learn the essentials of community organizing in anticipation of the November elections. Register: apia.vote/activation

Last weekend, APIAVote Executive Director Christine Chen had the opportunity to speak at the YWCA USA 2024 National Town Hall. She spoke about the history of AAPI women advocating for civic participation and the importance of voting. It was inspiring to hear from community leaders doing such important work. Thank you to YWCA for hosting this incredible event and thank you to everyone who attended! Watch more: https://lnkd.in/ebUAXC7P

Big primaries today in Delaware, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island! If you’re in these states, don’t forget to head to the polls to make your impact. Need details? Head to apiavote.org/states to learn more!

Join APIAVote for a webinar on voter registration tomorrow! In this session, you will learn how to conduct a voter registration drive to ensure that all voices are heard in the November elections. Register: apia.vote/NVRD24