*The Fierce Women I Know* The Fierce Women I know Have fled countries carrying nothing But the memory of their homeland on their skin. They have outlived world wars Been bought, enslaved, persecuted And denied the right to an education. They have engaged in battles for their bodies Witnessed power corrupt their families And felt [...]

The NAPAWF-DC Board shares their visions for the next 15 years of NAPAWF working to advance social justice and human rights for API women and girls. See Previous Chapter | See Next Chapter Go Back to Main Page

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NAPAWF*Sacramento is pleased to announce our new fierce board!  We look forward to where they take our chapter next!  Please join us in welcoming Cecilia Tran, Mary June Flores and Sondra Morishima, read below to learn more about them and why they are NAPAWF sisters: Mary June Flores (Chair) My name is Mary June G. [...]

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NAPAWF-Chicago Reproductive Justice Project Coordinator Opening – Aug. 15 Position Summary: The Chicago, IL chapter of the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum seeks an energetic consultant to help develop and implement a groundbreaking Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Reproductive Justice (RJ) focused community survey project. The two-fold purpose of the project is to: Better [...]

The National Governing Board of the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum seeks energetic, visionary, fabulous, fierce nominations for new board members. Read our official announcement here! NAPAWF’s Mission Founded in 1995, NAPAWF’s mission is to build a movement to advance social justice and human rights for Asian and Pacific Islander (API) women and girls [...]

The campaign runs an entire month (Jan 22-Feb 22) to commemorate the Roe vs. Wade decision and is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of trusting women when it comes to their health, their families, and their communities.

Bill would severely limit access to important reproductive health services for women, particularly women of color and immigrant women. January 20, 2011 (Washington, DC) — The National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF), the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health (NLIRH), and the Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) strongly oppose H.R.3, which was introduced in [...]