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AAPI Youth Rising

We are a group of seventh graders located in the East Bay. Our mission is to amplify AAPI youth voices, our youth voices are rising.

05/28/2026

We are so happy to support ABC7 and now author, on Thursday May 28th at Korey Auditorium. Join the celebration of AAPI Voices by RSVP’ing for the event today!

05/22/2026

Here’s a closer look at our favorite moments from summit in NYC🗽. We left so inspired and uplifted to bring our communities together. Meeting with olympians and movie stars we’ve looked up for our whole life is something we will never forget! Thank you and everyone who made this space possible.

05/21/2026

“Asian American history is part of American History”

05/20/2026

Celebrating what it means to be “Asian + American”! Our team had the incredible honor of being invited to the 2026 Heritage Month Summit in NYC! This year’s theme brought together community leaders, creators, and advocates to create discussions of representation, belonging and the future for the AAPI community. Hearing and meeting with leaders and icons left us inspired and ready to add these insights to our work!

05/17/2026

On Monday May 11th, the department hosted the very first California Civil Rights Summit in collaboration with CA vs. Hate, , Stop the Hate, and CA commission on the State of Hate. In conversation, AAPI Youth Rising founder, .fedor spoke on a panel about how youth address hate.

05/14/2026

Tune in on Sunday May 17th to hear what founder and board member .fedor and David Siu have to say about AAPI Heritage Month. Thank you to and for inviting our team back to to share our story.

04/30/2026

Join me on May 11th in San Francisco! Thrilled to be presenting at the California Civil Rights Summit. Register at http://www.cavshate.org/summit to attend. At a time when so many of our neighbors are feeling the impacts of hate and division, this summit offers a space rooted in story sharing, healing, and building solidarity to advance civil rights and confront hate in California.

02/24/2026

AYR board members David, Ethan, Mina, and Taryn had the incredible honor of joining directors and for the screening and panel discussion of last Saturday.

The event created a space to share our voices and bring together leaders from around the Bay Area. Thank you everyone who joined us! Let’s keep making waves 🌊

02/09/2026

Film Screening & Panel: Making Waves: The Rise of Asian America (SAN FRANCISCO)
Saturday, February 21 | 1 pm-3 pm PST | Koret Auditorium, Koret Lobby, 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 | REGISTER TODAY!
Join us for a screening of Making Waves: The Rise of Asian America, a documentary highlighting youth activists and educators using Asian American Studies to drive social change nationwide. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with co-directors Josh Chuck and Jon Osaki, alongside local youth activists from AAPI Youth Rising (Mina, Ethan, David) featured in the film. Registration form is located in the comments.

10/30/2025

Join us on November 8th at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco for an exciting event hosted by (https://www.instagram.com/creatingspace_community/). Our Co-Executive Director, Ethan Su, will be speaking on a panel with other influential AAPI figures. RSVP now and don’t miss out! This event is open to everyone in the Bay Area and we encourage you to attend! RSVP:
https://creatingspace-sf.rsvpify.com/

10/29/2025

🗳️ Got questions about voting? Call 1-888-API-VOTE (1-888-274-8683) for help in various Asian languages! 🗓️ Voicemail support before Election Day and 🕖 LIVE help 7am–11pm EST on Election Day. Make your voice heard!

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100 Larkin St
San Francisco, CA
94102

Website

https://aapiyouthrising.org/

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