North Carolina Asian Americans Together

North Carolina Asian Americans Together (NCAAT) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization committed to supporting equity and justice for all by fostering community among Asian Americans and allies in North Carolina through civic engagement, leadership development, grassroots mobilization, and political participation.

Learn more at https://ncaatogether.org/about-us/our-mission/

Our Vision

Our vision is for a more inclusive democracy built by drawing on the strength of diverse traditions, common values and community togetherness. We envision a socially conscious and informed society that integrates greater participation and representation by Asian Americans. We believe that for such a society to exist we must work within a cross-racial, cross-ethnic framework focused on grassroots power and solidarity.

Guiding Principles and Core Strategies

Our work is guided by the following principles and strategies:

• Increasing visibility of the rapidly growing Asian American population in the state by lifting up our voices in the public discourse
• Working within an intersectional framework for racial justice and civil rights
• Creating structural change as well as greater justice within current systems
• Building a pipeline for the next generation of Asian American leaders
• Empowering Asian Americans statewide in civic engagement and movement building by providing resources, training, and education towards a long-term social justice agenda.
• Connecting existing networks of Asian Americans to support each other
• Bringing folks together and supporting each other and each other’s issues

POPULATIONS SERVED
Indian : Nepali : Cambodian : Hmong : Pakistani : Chinese : Filipino : Pacific Islander : Vietnamese : Korean : Japanese : Burmese : Thai : Mongolian : Indonesian : Malaysian : Taiwanese : Other : Tibetan : Myanmar : Lao : Sikh : Muslim : Karen : Montagnard

NCAAT’s team of staff and volunteers support our communities across North Carolina by providing political education and building multiethnic and multiracial community spaces in our civic, community, and youth engagement programs. Your contribution today will allow NCAAT to continue to build on our work as we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and prepare for the upcoming elections in 2022. We hope to continue to support and foster Asian American community power and deepen our relationships with communities across the state.