California Association of Asian and Pasifika Leaders in Education (CAAPLE)

Congratulations to CAAPLE’s Executive Director Diann Kitamura, Ed.D.! #CAAPLEproud #advocacy

Join us on March 24 for another CAAPLE Regions 6 & 7 networking and professional learning session! Excited to hear Dr. Kim Lu Lawe’s incredible journey! #CAAPLEproud #ourstories

? Happy International Women’s Day! ? Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. Let’s continue to uplift, support, and empower each other—because when women rise, we all rise. ?? #CAAPLEproud #StrongerTogether

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Thank you for representing CAAPLE, Dr. Penh! #CAAPLEproud #alliance

@CAAPLEorg Regions 6 & 7 Professional Learning/Networking Event learning about Munemitsu and Mendez families during world war II- incarceration of Japanese Americans and fight for desegregation of schools in California told in Janice Munemitsu 's book, The Kindness of Color. California Association of Asian and Pasifika Leaders in Education (CAAPLE)

If you are in the San Diego area, join CAAPLE Region 8 at the San Diego Spring Mixer - Together As One on March 6th at 5 PM. Come connect, collaborate, and celebrate with the CALSA and CAAPLE familia. This is a wonderful opportunity to build relationships, engage in meaningful conversations, and strengthen our network of dedicated leaders and educators. RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/gG2bwhH4 #CAAPLEproud #alliance

CAAPLE members & allies…Let’s help amplify the voices and stories of the AAPI community! Please share this with your AAPI students, parents, and relevant networks. The annual AAPI Student Scholarship Contest & Exhibition from Make Noise Today is open for submission. This year's theme: "AAPI Joy: Anchor of Hope and Blueprint for Change." This year's exhibition launch will be a youth showcase on Sat., May 31st, which will include the student exhibit, workshops, a student activation and student performances.

Febraury 19th is Day of Remembrance. It has been 83 years since Executive Order 9066 was signed, leading to the mass incarceration of 120,000 Americans of Japanese descent. This day honors the resilience of those unjustly detained and serves as a powerful reminder of the dangers of racial prejudice and government overreach. To commemorate this history, numerous organizations—including the New York Day of Remembrance Committee, Tsuru for Solidarity, the Asian American Studies Program at UPenn’s School of Arts and Sciences, and La Resistencia—are hosting both online and in-person events. If you have the time, we encourage you to explore these resources to learn more and reflect on this important, dark chapter in US history.

CAAPLE?Regions?6?(LA) and?7(OC) are hosting a special Professional Learning and Networking event featuring guest speaker, Janice Munemitsu, author of The Kindness of Color. We hope you can join us on February 24th! Please?RSVP to attend: https://lnkd.in/gHZX3pEV. #CAAPLEproud Laurie Virtusio, Ed.D. Jeanette Koh, NBCT, Ed.D.