Partners Overview
The NGEC appreaciates the generous support from our local, national and philanthropic partners. Our funders include both national and community foundations where our work is being piloted. View a list of our philanthrophopic partners here.
Our national partners consist of five Asian American/ Pacific Islander organizations that have demonstrated a commitment to social change. We have worked closely with these organizations to stay grounded in community. Find direct links to each of our national partners here.
We continue to build relationships with our 12 local organizations based in California and Minnesota that are participating in the Organizational Fellowship Program (OFP). They continue to be an asset as we test our capacity building approaches, frameworks and tools in the OFP through 2011. View the stories we have collected from each organization below.
OFP Partners Spotlights
Below are featured stories of NGEC's Partners from the Organizational Fellowship Program 2009-2011. Click the titles below learn more about each organization's work and about their participation in our programs.
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Advancing the Health, Empowerment and Solidarity of persons of South Asian origin in Southern California -
Bringing Together Koreatown's Immigrant Communities for a Just Los Angeles -
CHAT's Trajectory: Growing Deep, Not Wide -
Tradition and Transition: The Innovative Evolution of CAPI -
Strengthening the Progressive Asian and Pacific American Movement for Social Change -
Empowering Young Southeast Asian Women to Become Relevant Social Justice Organizers -
Combining Strong Grassroots Activism and Effective Policy Advocacy -
From Awareness to Action: ‘Mu'-ving Forward -
Responding to the Changing Needs of the Twin Cities' Lao-American Community -
Building Collective Power in Low-Income Immigrant Communities -
"Ties that Bind: AAHWM Connects Hmong Families and Generations" -
"Creating Awareness and Challenging Community Assumptions"
NGEC Organizational Fellowship Program 2009 - 2011
Learn more about each of the 12 organizations in the OFP by visiting their websites at the links below.
- Association for the Advancement of Hmong Women in Minnesota
- Center for Hmong Arts and Talent
- Centre for Asian Pacific Islanders
- Chinese for Affirmative Action
- Chinese Progressive Association
- Khmer Girls in Action
- Korean Resource Center
- KIWA - Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance
- Lao Assistance Center of Minnesota
- Mu Performing Arts
- Shades of Yellow
- South Asian Network
NGEC's Minnesota Community Engagmenet Process
The NGEC facilitated a community engagement process for 22 AAPI organizations in MN in 2007-2008. If you're looking for stories or information about NGEC's Minnesota Community Engagement Process and the community organizations we partnered with, please click here.