Georgia AAPI Hub

08/12/2026

08/07/2026

📣Grant applications are OPEN for our 29th annual Chopstix for Charity gala!

The Chopstix for Charity Grants Program seeks to fund not-for-profit organizations that provide services or benefits to Asian and Pacific Islander communities in metro Atlanta. We have a particular interest in funding organizations or projects that directly engage members of the Asian and Pacific Islander community in making transformative, positive change within their own community.♥️

🔗 click the link in our bio or apply here
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https://form.jotform.com/naaapatl/2026-chopstix-for-charity-grant-app

08/05/2026

08/05/2026

08/03/2026

Are you an organizer getting your community ready for the ? 📣 Join APIAVote for a virtual training session about how to engage your community through the various Civic Holidays this fall.

In this session you will learn more about the civic holidays, be introduced to tools/support, and engage in discussions with leaders across the country.

An RSVP is necessary to attend! Click the link in our bio or RSVP here 🔗 apia.vote/civicholidays26

08/03/2026

The long-awaited practice times!

We look forward to seeing our potential Team Angkor Wat paddlers, both new and returning TOMORROW, 8/2/2026 @ 2:30 PM @ Pernoshal Park

🐉 Practices the remaining August Sunday’s on Lake Lanier 🛶
- 8/9 & 8/16/2026 @ 2 PM
- 8/23 & 8/30/2026 @ 1 PM
- 2 water practices required

Please help share and bring along any interested friends and families!

07/29/2026

⏰ Just 2 Days Left to Share Your Voice!

We know how important it is to preserve and amplify our AANHPI stories, history, cultures, and contributions.

On March 19, AANHPI leaders from across Georgia came together for the Georgia Regional Listening Session to help shape the vision for a potential National Museum of Asian Pacific American History & Culture.

Now it's your turn.

Please take 2 minutes to submit your written comments by July 31 and help make the National Museum of Asian Pacific American History & Culture a reality.

Submit your comments here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfftgwX_3tTV-RLfvL2pkD8-Msc5n98xoNe5R6EHWclpcXX6w/viewform

Share your input on the following questions:

How do we ensure Asian Pacific American history and culture are adequately represented in a future museum?
How can we best engage Asian Pacific Americans in the museum’s creation?
Should the museum be in Washington, D.C. or elsewhere?

Optional (if applicable to you/your knowledge):

Should the museum be part of the Smithsonian Institution?
What do you see as the impact of a national museum on regional Asian Pacific American history museums, cultural centers, and academic institutions?

Questions? Please email us at [email protected].

Thank you for helping ensure our communities, histories, and voices are reflected for generations to come. Please share this post to help us reach more people before the July 31 deadline.

The National Asian Pacific American Museum Commission wants to hear from you!

As the Commission explores the creation of a national museum dedicated to Asian Pacific American history and culture, community voices are essential. Share your perspectives and ideas by submitting a comment by July 31.

Submit your comment: https://forms.gle/ceXowf2GXXg1fq8p9?_imcp=1

07/27/2026

07/27/2026

07/24/2026

APPLY NOW: Round two Georgia Council for the Arts grants

Two funding opportunities are available for eligible organizations:

Cultural Facilities Grants – Support construction, preservation, renovation, acquisition of arts facilities, and purchase of permanent equipment that strengthens arts programs.

Vibrant Communities Grants – Fund arts projects like performances, exhibitions, artist residencies, workshops, murals, public art, festivals, and capacity-building projects. These grants are available for organizations in counties where no organization received a grant during the first round.

Applications are due August 31, 2026.

Learn more and apply: https://georgia.org/ArtsGrants