Beyond Invisibility: Centering Asian American Families in Systems and Policy Change
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Beyond Invisibility: Centering Asian American Families in Systems and Policy Change

Beyond Invisibility: Centering Asian American Families in Systems and Policy Change

In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Anne and our special guests highlighted innovations and insights from AAPI leaders who are at the forefront of transforming systems and policy in community, health, and philanthropy.

In our second episode of #AscendTogether, Anne Mosle was joined by Meera Mani from The David & Lucile Packard Foundation, Michael Niyompong from the Mental Health Center of Denver, and Rumeli Banik from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Inc. In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Anne and our special guests highlighted innovations and insights from AAPI leaders who are at the forefront of transforming systems and policy in community, health, and philanthropy. They also explored approaches for ensuring that the lived experiences of all children and families are represented in the broader agenda for advancing equity and economic mobility.

This conversation is the second episode of the Ascend Together webcast series, which delves into policy solutions for creating more equitable pathways for children and families.

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