OCAPICA IN THE NEWS

Read "O.C. mental health leaders brainstorm ways to better serve Cambodian and Vietnamese refugee communities" here.

Read "Tastemakers of Orange County event returns to Costa Mesa on Wednesday, Sept. 14" here.

2023

• Orange County is ‘not immune’ to hate crimes, AG Bonta says (Orange County Register)

2022

• In California, two Asian Americans fight for a seat in the House — and with each other
• In a Toss-up House Race, the Fight for Asian American Voters Gets Messy
• Orange County registrar outlines changing voting patterns as election approaches
• In Orange County, a House Race Is Testing What Asian Americans Want
• In battleground Orange County, parties start to see Asian American voters as just voters
• Tastemakers of Orange County event returns to Costa Mesa on Wednesday, Sept. 14​

2021

• Gaps in COVID 19 Vaccination among Black & Latino Residents in LA County
• ​Irvine Comes To Support Community During Stop Asian Hate Rally At City Hall

2020

• O.C. mental health leaders brainstorm ways to better serve Cambodian and Vietnamese refugee communities​
• Coronavirus: What’s the power of $500? In battle to keep people off the streets it’s huge​

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ABOUT OCAPICA

​The Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance, Inc. (OCAPICA) was established in 1997 with the mission to build a healthier and stronger community by enhancing the well-being of Asians and Pacific Islanders through inclusive partnerships in the areas of service, education, advocacy, organizing, and research.

• Programs & Services Brochure
• Impact Sheet
• OCAPICA Logo​​

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