The “2024 AAPI Policy Summit: Moving from Collective Knowledge to Action," builds upon the 2023 Summit that focused on reimagining California by developing solutions that establish more equitable institutions, policies, and systems that work toward social justice for all. In particular, a future inclusive of Asian American and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander communities. We invite you to join us as we continue to weave together our collective knowledge and build a future where action, power, representation and care lead to enduring impact. Don't miss a special lunch keynote address by Attorney General of California Rob Bonta.
The Summit brings together lawmakers, academics, community-based organizations, students, philanthropic and private sector leaders working to break down silos and advance infrastructures to better serve the needs of AAPI communities.
The Summit is made possible in part by the Asian and Pacific Islander Equity Budget, which was a result of a statewide coalition of 116 community-based organizations and the California Asian American & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus who advocated for these funds to support the critical work in developing equity, safety, and unity for California’s diverse AAPI communities.
This event is co-organized by UCLA Asian American Studies Center, CA AAPI Legislative Caucus, and Commission on Asian & Pacific Islander American Affairs.
COVID-19 Protocol:
This event will be subject to Los Angeles County Health Department and UCLA’s COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
Transfer/Cancellation Policy:
Tickets are nonrefundable after purchase. General registration tickets are transferable, but not student registration tickets. Please contact events@aasc.ucla.edu for cancellation requests.
Complimentary lunch and self-parking is included as part of your registration. Attendees will receive a coupon code for parking one week before the event.
