LEAD Filipino

We organize for Filipina/x/o American civic participation, grassroots leadership, and community action.

L.E.A.D Filipino stands for leadership, education, activism, and dialogue.

FEATURED

Awareness in Action

Join our Awareness in Action Program, our 10-week Filipinx/a/o Studies & Civic Engagement course! In our program, we teach about the waves of migration, how to be civically engaged in their community, to learn more about their family’s immigration story, and more! Learn more about AAP.

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AAVEP in LA

The Asian American Voter Empowerment Project (AAVEP) is a community-based voter registration program across Los Angeles including LEAD Filipino and partners Pilipino Workers Center (PWC), Asian Business Association Foundation, APIA Vote, One Down Media and Asian Journal.

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Celebrating FAHM this October

Happy Filipino American History Month (aka FAHM)! We are proud to announce our 2023 FAHM San José Event Series in collaboration with the FACTsj Coalition. Throughout this month we will be hosting several free and family-friendly Filipino cultural and art events across the City of San José!

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WHAT WE DO

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Join our Fly Pinays Leadership Summit Committee

Our Annual Fly Pinays Leadership Summit is a regional conference that engages over 150 Filipina women and girls in sisterhood, mentorship, and you guessed it — leadership. The Annual Fly Pinays Leadership Summit is held every March during Women’s Herstory Month.

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Join Our Queer Filipinx Summit Committee

Our Queer Pilipinx “Lakbay” Summit ties Philippines society and openness with Queer communities with our experiences, stories, and narratives, our 2021 Lakbay Summit brings the conversation squarely into the context of the Filipinx/a/o American.

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HOW DO YOU WANT TO LEAD WITH US?

Empower Filipinx
Voters with Us

Gain hands-on experience coordinating voter resources and connecting directly with FilAm/Filipinx communities in San José or Los Angeles on Saturdays and Sundays!

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