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Asian-Pacific Directors Coalition (APDC)

Seattle,

Community Focus: Asian, Pacific Islanders
Asian / Pacific Islander (API)

Asian Pacific Directors Coalition (APDC) is a broad based membership which comprises of over 40 executive directors, board presidents and other high level administrators from primarily nonprofit and civil rights organization, government and education.

Asians for Collective Liberation in Spokane (formerly APIC Spokane)

Spokane,

Community Focus: Asian American, Pacific Islanders
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

ACLS centers the power of Asians and Asian Americans to build a just, healthy, and thriving community for all.

Australian-New Zealand American Society of Seattle (ANZAS)

Issaquah,

Community Focus: Australian
Australian, New Zealander

Brad Bordessa

Honokaʻa,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Brad plays ʻukulele in Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi.

COFA Alliance National Network

Seattle,

Community Focus: Micronesian
Marshallese, Palauan

COFA Alliance National Network (CANN) is an Oregon based hon-profit organization that is dedicated to advocating for the people of the three Pacific Island nations (Republic of Palau, Republic of the Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia) that have a unique Compact or treaty with the United States. The treaty is called the Compact of Free Association The primary goal of the organization is to seek social and economic justice under the law for all COFA residents in Oregon and throughout the 50 states and its territories.

DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon

Eugene,

Community Focus: Asian American, Pacific Islanders
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Started in 2005 by Jason Mak & features juried films that support social justice themes and break the Asian American and Pacific Islander stereotypes

First Tongan American Community of Washington

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Tongan

To uplift and create opportunities for Tongan Americans through permanence and education.

Gillian Dueñas

Seattle,

Community Focus: Micronesian, Pacific Islanders
Chamoru

Guahu si Gillian Dueñas and I tell my stories through visual art. By painting, weaving, carving, and jewelry making, I explore my identity as a mixed-race Indigenous Pacific Islander woman born and raised in the diaspora. My art is an act of reclamation, decolonization, and healing. I take inspiration from traditional motifs, legends, and jewelry and reimagine them in a modern context. Overall, I use my art to amplify my stories as well as the stories of my community.

Halau Hula O Napualani

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli, Maori, Tahitian

Halau Hula O Napualani is the oldest Hawaiian dance school (Halau) in Seattle, Washington. We hold classes in Seattle and Gig Harbor. We teach dance and music. Our dance classes include Traditional Hawaiian Hula (Auana and Kahiko), Tahitian, and Maori dancing. Music that we teach includes ukulele and toere/pahu pehe (Tahitian drumming).

Halau Hula Pulamahiaikalikolehua

Kent,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

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