It all started with a simple goal: to remember Vincent Chin.

In 2007, on the 25th anniversary of his death, Asian Pacific Americans for Progress organized a series of fourteen townhalls around the country to discuss the impact of his life and legacy. We gathered many of the leading civil rights leaders in our community to ask how far had we come and how far we had yet to go. From those discussions came our award-winning documentary, "Vincent Who?", which has now toured to over 130 colleges, libraries and law firms around the country.

Now you have a chance to help support our work and own your own copy of the film.

To join APAP and receive your FREE DVD, simply click here.

For the past five years, APAP's national network has been on the forefront of advancing progressive issues in our community. We have organized activist training sessions, countless phone banks, canvasses and townhalls. In addition, through our PAC, we have placed six paid fellows on various campaigns across the country.

To continue our work, we need your help. A one-year membership is just $30.

And as a special offer to new members, you can order additional copies for just $15. That's half off and you'll get free shipping, too. Order a copy and donate it to your friend, your family or your local school, library or non-profit.

Please help us continue our work.

GET YOUR FREE COPY OF VINCENT WHO? TODAY 

Sincerely,


The Board of Asian Pacific Americans for Progress.

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Please note: Vincent Who? does not have an official film site and any other sites not including the Asian Pacific Americans for Progress logo have not been officially approved. Please be aware that purchases made on those other sites do not benefit the work of our organization.