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APIAHiP: Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation

Seattle, WA
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    • About Us

    APIAHiP is dedicated to protecting historic places and cultural resources significant to Asian and Pacific Islander Americans through historic preservation and heritage conservation by:

    1. creating an information-sharing network that can provide support for established and emerging historic preservation programs;
    2. establishing educational programs for raising public awareness and impacting historic preservation policy on local, state, and national levels;
    3. increasing public and private resources that enable “historic preservation” and “heritage conservation” practices to meaningfully include educational and community development activities that preserve, conserve, and protect tangible and intangible historic and cultural resources.

    APIAHiP is dedicated to protecting historic places and cultural resources significant to Asian and Pacific Islander Americans through historic preservation and heritage conservation by:

    1. creating an information-sharing network that can provide support for established and emerging historic preservation programs;
    2. establishing educational programs for raising public awareness and impacting historic preservation policy on local, state, and national levels;
    3. increasing public and private resources that enable “historic preservation” and “heritage conservation” practices to meaningfully include educational and community development activities that preserve, conserve, and protect tangible and intangible historic and cultural resources.

    Issue Areas Include

    • Education
    • Race & Ethnicity
    • Research & Social Science
    • Rural Areas
    • Urban Areas

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