MoCoPAAN & AALEAD are partnering together to make educational equity a priority for Montgomery County. We are working on building a larger network of passionate educators, parents, progressives, and community members with the purpose of creating a better future for our AAPI community. Please join us at this event as we have important discussions about the future of MoCo Public Schools and ways that we can support our Asian American students.

This gathering will be on November 17th, 1pm-3pm at Rockville Memorial Library. Please feel free to bring any interested colleagues, friends, or family members that you feel would be interested in these efforts!

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MoCoPAAN - MoCoPAAN’s mission is to raise the visibility of Asian Americans, to collectivize and lift up progressive voices, and to offer allyship through strategic communications. In doing so, we wish to demonstrate that Asian Americans have a multitude of voices. We speak up on issues that affect people of diverse backgrounds: representation, equity and inclusion; immigrant rights; and, racial discrimination and profiling. Learn more on our website. Sign up to be a member here!

AALEAD - Asian American LEAD supports underserved Asian American Pacific Islander youth with educational empowerment, identity development, and leadership opportunities through after-school, summer, and mentoring programs. Learn more on our website.

Register for our After-School Programs: After-school programs provide academic development support and enrichment activities in leadership, identity, mental health, and equity to middle and high school-aged students in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

Register for our Mentoring Program (Mentor Form | Mentee Form): Our mentoring program gives youth (ages 8-18) the opportunity to be matched in one-on-one mentorship with a caring and pre-screened adult in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia regions to develop critical life and social skills.

How Was School? - Community Gathering presented by AALEAD & MoCoPAAN

MoCoPAAN Community Gathering to Discuss Supporting Asian Americans in Schools