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The Asian American Alliance at the University of Rochester is committed to empowering APIA through political activism, community engagement, and social awareness. We strive for collaborative relationships with the Rochester community, activist groups, and other POC (person of color) groups. AAA will serve to provide a platform for the organization and expression of views and interests of Asian Pacific Islander American students at the University of Rochester.

Our goal is to tackle APIA issues from social and political perspectives while still encompassing the intricacies of diverse Asian backgrounds, with emphasis on the idea that there is no one single Asian-American experience, but a multitude. AAA seeks to be a place where people of all backgrounds can stand united to empower the APIA community.

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There is no single adjective to describe our current political environment: it can be frustrating, hopeful, confusing, uplifting, and so much more all at once. If you've been looking for a place to talk about everything that's going on in the news, whatever that happens to be, you should join College Dems!

In addition to holding regular virtual discussion meetings, we will be hosting events throughout the semester that you won't want to miss.

Follow our social media, join our discord server, and sign up for our email list to keep updated with all of the exciting things we have in the works now that the 2020 election is over and Joe Biden has won!

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Website Mission

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Our mission is to define and discuss social problems, regulated by evidence and objectivity, recognizing that, in the pursuit of truth, all good faith parties are allies, political affiliation or party notwithstanding; to provide a setting for educative and productive discussion; to respect the rights of individuals party to such discussion; to host programs to the campus and greater Rochester community in furtherance of the principles supported by such discussions; and to connect our members with academic and political opportunities in accordance with such principles.
The club meets Tuesdays at 8PM in the Welles-Brown Room of Rush Rhees Library and is open to students of all majors and political affiliations. Expect at meetings to discuss national and international politics, hear from local politicians, and discuss important issues. In addition to weekly meetings, the club regularly hosts political events around campus as well as social events for club members.

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