You are invited to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM) at our upcoming Aspire to LEAD Breakfast & Fundraiser this May!
Listen to stories from local APA youth, network with local leaders, and lear
By Charles Kuo, DC Programs Manager
Photos courtesy of AALEAD Staff
At Asian American LEAD, Youth Council has been an opportunity for youth looking to build their leadership skills and gain skills in event planning, group facilitation and processing, collaborative work, budget management, and outreach and communications. Youth Council
By Anu Sharma, MD High School Program Coordinator
Photos courtesy of AALEAD Staff
This past Friday, youth from AALEAD After School programs across the Maryland region joined us in our office to participate in a fun and relaxing movie social. Youth selected a movie (“Mary and the Witch’s Flower”) to watch together with their peers and enjoy the afternoon with op
By Pallavi Rudraraju, VA Middle School Program Coordinator
Photos courtesy by Pallavi Rudraraju
This week, AALEAD youth in Fairfax County learned about Hashtag Activism, a form of Digital Organizing.
By Vi Bui, Youth Mentoring & Volunteer Programs Coordinator and Salena Chaudhry, Mentoring Intern
Photos Courtesy of AALEAD Staff.
On Saturday February 16, 2019, youth from across AALEAD's programs in the DC area convened at Martha's Table at the Commons to partake in community service projects, share how mentoring has impacted their lives, and h
By Ha Nguyen, Development & Communications Associate
Photos courtesy of AALEAD Staff
Every year as January starts to wrap up and February approaches, the atmosphere is filled with excitement, hope, and anticipation for the upcoming Lunar New Year. This year, February 5 marked the first day of the Year of the Pig, the twelfth and last animal of all zodiac animals.
By Neel Saxena, Executive Director
Photos from various sources
By Liana Shivers, VA High School Program Coordinator
Photos courtesy of AALEAD Staff
Hello Everyone and Happy New Year!
Today, we wanted to shine a spotlight on the Annandale High School
By Aaron L. and Zesen L., former DC Programs Intern
Photos courtesy of AALEAD staff