AAPI Data

AAPI voters are poised to make a significant impact this #ElectionDay. What does the data tell us about our community's role in shaping the results? Join us for an exclusive briefing on Wednesday, 11/6, where expert panelists Karthick Ramakrishnan, Christine Chen, Sara Sadhwani & Janelle Wong will analyze early exit poll data and discuss its implications for AAPI communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights! RSVP: aapidata.com/nov6briefing

Two of our very own leaders, Karthick Ramakrishnan and Akil Vohra, attended the White House's recent Diwali reception and represented AAPI Data at a policy briefing. We are grateful for these opportunities to continue to ensure diverse AANHPI voices and communities are uplifted and represented at the highest offices of the country.

Wonderful White House policy briefing (and Diwali reception)! Deep, substantive policy engagement by DPC director Neera Tanden, OSTP director Arati Prabhakar, US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, CFPB director Rohit Chopra, National Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi and PPO director Gautam Raghavan. Plus remarks by POTUS that evening. cc Akil Vohra AAPI Data MR Rangaswami Sanjeev Joshipura Indiaspora White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

In California, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students report higher rates of bullying relative to their peers from other racial and ethnic groups. And when taken a step further, disaggregated data on anti-AAPI hate and bullying finds that students from certain AAPI subgroups experience even more drastic disparities when it comes to being victims of bullying. We are proud to support the research work of Kevin A. Gee at University of California, Davis to ensure we can better "see" these issues of hate and bullying in schools — and tailor solutions and interventions according to what the data shows. Read further on edsource.org: https://lnkd.in/givc7GYa

Disaggregated Data is one of the most powerful and important tools in storytelling, with proper context and nuance, and the advocacy that results when we know who needs help in what way. There are an estimated 24 million Americans of Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian descent. A group this large is not a monolith. And while it’s important and necessary for us to stand under one banner to make sure our collective voices are heard, it does not serve us or the greater society when we are subjected to the pitfalls for a single narrative. Data like this is incredibly important to encourage others to ask their own thoughtful follow up questions when presented with high level data. When we aggregate complex data, the marginalized continue to have their voices and needs minimized and silenced. While it doesn’t exhaustively solve all problems, disaggregated data helps so much is telling the right story. ?? The White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders in collaboration with?AAPI Data has created a?2024 National Overview of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. This much-needed resource?provides timely insights on AA and NHPI population numbers nationally and across states, including on languages spoken and demographic information pertaining to educational attainment, poverty, unemployment, and health insurance coverage. Big up’s to Krystal Kaai, Jamie L., Caroline Goon, Karthick Ramakrishnan, and all the other superheroes behind this crucial study! ? We encourage you to learn more about our diverse AA and NHPI communities and view the full?fact sheet here: https://lnkd.in/egqyqkd3.

Want to ask an expert a question about the election? Join NYAAPOR 's pre-election virtual roundtable, happening just a week before Election Day on October 28th (moderated by yours truly). We're thrilled to have an incredible panel of experts: Ruth Igielnik (The New York Times), Natalie Jackson, PhD (GQR), Ryan Enos (Harvard University), and Karthick Ramakrishnan (AAPI Data). Tune in and get answers to all your burning questions: What (if any) issues actually are likely to matter? How should we interpret the polls? What should I do if *that* person wins? And how might key voter groups, like Asian Americans, influence the race? Don’t miss out! Link in the comments. @ The New York Chapter of the American Association for Public Opinion Research

Tune in tonight at 5:30pm ET to catch our executive director Karthick Ramakrishnan speak about data-informed insights of #AAPI voters at a timely panel held at Columbia University. You can listen in to this critical conversation virtually via Zoom: https://lnkd.in/gg9MEf33

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As political landscapes continue to evolve just weeks ahead of the critical November election, high levels of support for Kamala Harris among AAPI communities highlight the importance of representation and shared identity. Explore the factors influencing this trend and dig into new and timely survey insights of AAPI voters from our latest blog, written by Karthick Ramakrishnan, executive director at AAPI Data and researcher University of California, Berkeley & Sara Sadhwani, senior researcher at AAPI Data and assistant professor of politics at Pomona College. ?? Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/g8gPrWqK #AAPI #Election2024 #AsianAmericanVoters

As political landscapes continue to evolve just weeks ahead of the critical November election, high levels of support for Kamala Harris among AAPI communities highlight the importance of representation and shared identity. Explore the factors influencing this trend and dig into new and timely survey insights of AAPI voters from our latest blog, written by Karthick Ramakrishnan, executive director at AAPI Data and researcher University of California, Berkeley & Sara Sadhwani, senior researcher at AAPI Data and assistant professor of politics at Pomona College. ?? Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/g8gPrWqK #AAPI #Election2024 #AsianAmericanVoters