APASA truly meets its goals of offering inclusive and fun programming for all students, and I knew I had to be a part of it.
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To me, being APA means connecting with family.
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I wanted to be a part of an organization that continued to support APIDA culture and to give back to a community that had nurtured me.
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Every member has the freedom to set their own goals and achieve them with the full support of the assembly behind them, all while making close connections and bonds along the way.
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I would always be the one kid drinking Yakult while the other kids would be drinking Coca-Cola during recess.
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I want APASA to be a space and platform that acknowledges our individual nuances, while standing in solidarity in our shared experiences.
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Being APA means being a melting pot of cultures: getting McDonald's one night and Hot Pot on another (but also having boba both nights).
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I'm super passionate about Asian American representation and I wanted to find a club that shared those values.
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APASA ended up being a perfect fit where I've been able to do what I love most while finding a strong community with some of the most amazing people who I love most.
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APA means a lot of different things, but when I think about it my mind conjures up a warm feeling.
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I've come to learn that being APA means finding solidarity with those who also identify as APA and connecting through our struggles and similarities.
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Thus, we opt for a percentage, like a heterogeneous matcha latte, 40% tea and 60% almond milk (for us lactose-sensitive souls).
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