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SUMMARY:Virtual Justice Series: AANHPI Heritage Month. From Exclusion to
  Inclusion
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month\, as we honor the Asian Amer
 ican\, Native Hawaiian\, and Pacific Islander communities. Join us for a
 n informative discussion with Activists and Leaders about the history\, 
 culture\, resilience\, and contributions to the Social Justice Movement.
  Get your tickets now because this is an event you surely do not want to
  miss!\nHosted by Guled Muse\, Community Engagement and Education Manage
 rOur panelists include:\n\nAnnie LeeAnnie is the Director of Policy at C
 hinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)\, a nonprofit based in San Francisco
 \, and co-founded the organization of the national Stop AAPI Hate Coalit
 ion. In her role\, Annie advocates for systemic change that protect work
 ers’ and immigrants’ rights\, promotes language diversity and educat
 ion equity and remedies racial and social injustice. Annie previously wo
 rked as a Civil Rights Attorney with the U.S. Department of Education in
  the Office for Civil Rights and enforced the Federal civil rights laws 
 that protect students from discrimination. Annie is a graduate of Harvar
 d Law School\, Fordham’s Graduate School of Education\, and the Univer
 sity of Pennsylvania.Vicky Holt TakamineVicky Holt Takamine is a renowne
 d kumu hula\, a master teacher of Hawaiian dance. Vicky ʻūniki (gradua
 ted through the rituals of hula) as a kumu hula from hula master Maiki A
 iu Lake in 1975 and established her own hālau\, Pua Ali’i ‘Ilima\, 
 (school of Hawaiian dance) in 1977. She earned her BA and MA in dance et
 hnology from the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa.  In addition to tea
 ching at her own school\, Vicky taught at the University of Hawaiʻi at 
 Manoa and Leeward Community College for more than 35 years. In 2001\, Vi
 cky established a non-profit organization\, PA’I Foundation\, to serve
  the needs of her Hawaiian community and those who make Hawai’i their 
 home.Tiffany Uhila-Hautau\, Executive Director of the Anamatangi Polyne
 sian Voices\n\nTiffany has served Silicon Valley’s Pacific Islander an
 d other BIPOC communities for over 15 years. She is the Executive Direct
 or for ‘Anamatangi Polynesian Voices and in January 2022\, Tiffany spe
 arheaded California’s statewide campaign ‘To Tonga With Love.’ The
  campaign fundraises to send $1.2 million worth of emergency supplies to
  the Kingdom of Tonga after the island nation was hit by a seismic volca
 nic eruption and Pacific-wide tsunami. Tiffany is the daughter of legend
 ary Silicon Valley activists\, Mama Dee and Papa Senter\, who founded �
 �Anamatangi Polynesian Voices’ in 1997 to serve Silicon Valley’s imm
 igrant and BIPOC communities.\n\nFor any questions please contact our Co
 mmunity Engagement Manager Guled Muse at gmuse@glide.org.\nJoin Us!!\nGL
 IDE Center for Social Justice\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;
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