Through a partnership with National CAPACD and Niantic Labs, APANO is able to assist with offering AAPI-owned small businesses in Oregon the opportunity to have their business featured within the Pokémon GO game as a sponsored location for free for 1 year (a $730 value)! Pokemon Go is a location […]
Four Fridays: October 22 and 29, November 5 and 12
Free and online
Since January of this year, APANO’s Arts & Media Project (AMP), a collective of artists, designers, writers, sculptors, ceramicists, and more that identify as Asian or […]
/// September 2021 ///
As we continue to navigate the uncertainty of our contemporary world, we look to our BIPOC artists and organizers for inspiration, healing, and solidarity. Check out these makers and radical thinkers this month, featuring recommendations by Cultural Work Coordinator, Roshani Thakore. If you would like to include an item to a […]
The 2021 legislative long session ended on June 28, 2021. Oregon’s progressive character once again made an impression on national conversations around policies that impact us.
APANO intentionally selected to endorse bills that we knew were going to enact systemic changes that would influence our collective futures as Oregonians who are also […]
/// August 2021 ///
Welcome to Leo season! As the days get shorter and the sun sets earlier, I hope your summer has, and continues to be, rejuvenating. Below is a list of BIPOC makers, radical thinkers, and doers who can guide and ground us, featuring recommendations by Cultural Work Intern Alisa Chen at […]
