The Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs advises the Mayor and advocates for the interests of the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community in the District.

The Commission consists of at least 15 members appointed by the Mayor. Commissioners must be DC residents. They reflect the demographic, geographic, and ethnic diversity of the API community. A chairperson is appointed by the Mayor. If needed, the Mayor may appoint other government representatives to the Commission.

The Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs duties may include:

Advising and assisting with the development of mechanisms and structures in the government to respond to the community's needs
Advising on government policies and programs
Serving as a liaison to private organizations in the community
Promoting public awareness of government programs
Issuing an annual report on APIs to the Mayor.

Contact Information:

Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs
Government of the District of Columbia
441 4th Street NW, Suite 721N
Washington, DC 20001

Website: http://apia.dc.gov/page/commission-api-affairs

E-mail Address: apia.commission@dc.gov

Meetings:

Commission meets regularly every other month.

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John Tinpe