The Asian Pacific American (APA) Heritage Collaborative consists of federal agencies, non-profits, universities, commercial entities, and the APA community. Our goal is to provide interpretation and access to heritage resources on public lands for APA urban communities and others. Our objectives include:
- Develop websites, conferences, publications, exhibits, and other products to educate underserved communities about their heritage resources on Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and surrounding lands.
- Initiate and facilitate tours for underserved communities to visit heritage resources on National Forests, National System of Public Lands (BLM), and surrounding lands.
- Expand partnerships with other federal, state, and local agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private sector organizations who are interested in historic interpretation, education, preservation, and cultural tourism.
- Build and foster partnerships to raise awareness of Forest Service’s and BLM’s missions, outreach and recruitment employment opportunities, historic preservation, and other programs.
We thank the following people for making this website possible: YenYen Chan, Minjoo Choi, Sue Fawn Chung, Olivia Flechsig, Sylvia Guan, John Kusano, Hilda Kwan, Munson Kwok, Amy Lam, Eileen Leung, Marie Mogge, Lucky J. Owyang, Arianne Wing, Fred Wong, and Pam Wong.
APA Heritage Collaborative Partners:
