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Georgia Asian Times is hosting an inaugural summit to address key topics of the AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) community in metro Atlanta and Georgia. The event is held in conjunction with the Asian American Pacific Islanders Heritage Month Celebration.

The GAT AAPI Summit will be held at the UGA Gwinnett Campus in collaboration with the UGA Small Business Development Center on May 6. A group of panelists will address four major discussions: AAPI Business & Entrepreneurship, AAPI Women Empowerment & Leadership, AAPI Youth Engagement & Leadership, and AAPI Mental Health Awareness.

Georgia Asian Times will be hosting an inaugural summit to address key topics of the AAPI community in metro Atlanta and Georgia. (Courtesy of Georgia Asian Times)

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“The Summit is a culmination of key topics as we gather feedback from our engagement with AAPI community via our podcast, interviews, and reporting. The Summit is also a great networking opportunity to meet with business, legislatures, and community organizers,” said Li Wong, Publisher of Georgia Asian Times.

“As most AAPI Month celebrations typically celebrates around dinner galas and cultural events, we take a constructive engagement approach to address important issues in the AAPI community.”

Tickets are available online.


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