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We invite you to join us in a facilitated dialog with coach, facilitator and cross-cultural consultant and immigrant, Lillian A. Tsai .
About this event
In a one-year period from March 19, 2020 to March 31, 2021, the number of hate incidents recorded against AAPIs totaled 6,603, according to STOP AAPI HATE’s national report of May 6, 2021. In March alone, there were approximately 2,808 incidents across the U.S. In Vancouver, Canada, the number of incidents top that of New York and the city is dubbed, “Anti-Asian Hate Crime Capital of North America” (Bloomberg Equality). According to AAPI leaders, these numbers are most likely undercounted since many AAPIs do not report these due to cultural values and fear.If you identify as a member of any of these groups:
An employer of AAPIs
An AAPI employee
An AAPI business owner
An ally/advocate of AAPIs
We invite you to join us in a facilitated dialog with coach, facilitator and cross-cultural consultant and immigrant, Lillian A. Tsai ,to share your stories of the impact this past year of anti-Asian hate has had on you, your organization, your business and/or community. We will address several questions, such as:
How have the anti-AAPI incidents in the past year impacted you and your community?
What has your company offered in way of support?
The Donations for this event go to:
ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN NETWORK OF OREGON (APANO)
Agenda:
4:30 begin interactive conversation. 5:30 open networking, discussions, connections.
Facilitator Bio:
Born and raised in Malaysian Borneo, award winner Lillian A. Tsai has worked with hundreds of for-profit, nonprofit and government organizations on cross-cultural communications, and diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging (DEIB) since 2005. Her expertise includes: assessing organizational DEI effectiveness, working with DEI committees, facilitation, training, team interventions, listening sessions, keynote speeches, and executive coaching. Ms. Tsai started TsaiComms after a 25-year career in global marketing and communications in tech. Tsai has worked with organizations such as Big Brothers, Big Sisters Columbia Northwest, City of Beaverton, City of Lake Oswego, Habitat for Humanity, Jama Software, National Crime Victims Law Institute, Oregon Health Sciences University, Oregon Department of Agriculture, Oregon Department of Corrections, Oregon Youth Authority, Oregon Health Authority, PeaceHealth, Microsoft, The Freshwater Trust, U.S. Forest Service, PGE, Lease Crutcher Lewis, SERA Architects, SRG Partnerships, Clean Water Services, and many more. More information about Ms. Tsai and her work is available at www.tsaicomms.com and LinkedIn.
This event is via zoom:
Thank you. Questions? Email – linkedinlokcalpd@gmail.com
Be well, Kim
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