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Meet APANO AF's Board of Directors.
The impact we aim to make and the steps we believe are necessary to achieve it.
Growing the skills and confidence needed to improve lives and achieve social justice.
Each election cycle, with an endorsement committee, APANO AF determines support for candidates.
Grassroots advocacy through member-led campaigns to build power and win change.
Transforming Oregon through meaningful policy work, political advocacy and civic participation.
Ranked choice voting, city council districts and professional city management.
All the ways you can get involved and make a difference.
This year's Primary and General Elections will determine who represents us at the state and federal levels. Learn more about APANO AF's priorities and endorsements.
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Sharing your lived experience is a powerful way to change hearts and minds.
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Join the APANO AF team. Find current job openings here.
Learn more about some ofthe most importance policies & billes in Oregon right now!
Thanks to community advocacy efforts, Oregonians are encouraged to report cases of hate & bias to the Bias Response Hotline.
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Recent news, style guide and media contact information
Know who represents you at the local and federal levels.
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Cayle was a fierce leader on our immigrant justice work, in a time when our communities needed it most.
With May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, now is the time to trust in our ability to lead and play our part in building a world where we can all thrive.
The 2026 Legislative Scorecard and what it means during an election year.
Michelle, our Child Care Organizer, reflects on the frustrations, the coalitions, and the community needs legislators keep overlooking.
The APANO VOTE Network is working to expand a statewide Rapid Response Network that can mobilize quickly when our communities are threatened.
As the 2026 legislative session begins, hundreds of millions in solutions are on the table — if our elected officials have the backbone to fight for them.
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