DEADLINE: MAY 10TH

Thank you for attending Asian Pacific Americans for Progress's (APAP) STATE OF ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICA HOUSE PARTY 2010 with the White House's Kalpen Modi and Kiran Ahuja, Congressman Mike Honda and Judy Chu and Marissa Graciosa and Ami Bera. Please fill out this survey if you hosted a house party or attended one as a guest to let us know how your party went. We will be sending a summary of your answers in a cumulative report to the White House following the closing of the survey on May 10th.

1.) SCHEDULE FOR MAY 2ND CALL

Please note the call will start at 1:30 pm Pacific or 4:30 pm Eastern and will last for approximately 30 minutes. Since your party starts at the top of the hour, that will give you guests 30 minutes to arrive late and/or settle in and review any materials you may have for them. That leaves the second hour of the event for your guests to stay and talk.

1.) INTRODUCTIONS - APAP (1 minute)

2.) WHITE HOUSE (10 minutes)

APAP-DC presents AAPIs and the Urgency for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

By Erin Pangilinan

In case you missed it, below is a clip of Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren  (Chair of House Subcommittee on Immigration).

APAP-DC presents AAPIs and the Urgency for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

By Erin Pangilinan

Opening remarks by Congressman Eni Faleomavaega, Vice Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) discusses Pacific Islanders, undercounting, and comprehensive immigration reform.