How might we...

• How might we build power and shift worldview in our communities?
  • How Might We cultivate a larger statewide network of APEN activists to build power locally and throughout the state to win our policy priorities and campaign?
  • How might we determine our focus on initial approach to individual membership? What would statewide membership look like structurally for API communities?
  • might it be focused on regions where we are already working or be a broad approach to anyone anywhere who is API and has interest.

Hypothesis

Design

See APEN Five Bold Steps

 

See Draft Proposal for State Membership

Metrics

GOAL | MEASURE

 

By end of 2019 (date subject to change) have

• have 2,000 statewide APEN dues paying members.
• 60-100 members participating in one offline APEN activity per year.
• 20 of these members would be developed to become Oakland and Richmond activists to grow local capacity.

 

By 2020

• Greater ability to shift the political worldview of API immigrants and refugees in CA towards a Just Transition framework.
• Strengthened ability to impact electoral issues locally, statewide, and in key regions of the state.
• More power to pass local and state policy that fulfills our goals for Just Transition.
• Increased income to grow and diversify APEN and APEN Action’s funding base.
• Locate new donors to support APEN’s work

Decisions

Questions