APALA's Principles For Collective Liberation
APALA has seven principles for collective liberation and organizing stronger communities. We developed these as a way to stay grounded in
how we are working together for a future where we all eat. Just like the beginnings of the Asian American and Pacific Islander movements, our
visions and values are rooted in Black liberation, Indigenous sovereignty, and solidarity with all struggles for collective liberation. All of our struggles are connected and we cannot win one without another.
Click here for a word document version of APALA's principles.
how we are working together for a future where we all eat. Just like the beginnings of the Asian American and Pacific Islander movements, our
visions and values are rooted in Black liberation, Indigenous sovereignty, and solidarity with all struggles for collective liberation. All of our struggles are connected and we cannot win one without another.
Click here for a word document version of APALA's principles.
APALA Members Explain Principles for Collective Liberation
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Principle 1: Worker Power
Arlene Inouye, UTLA/NEA |
Principle 2: People Power
Tevita Uhatafe, TWU 513 |
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Principle 3: Racial Justice
Jigme Ugen, SEIU Healthcare MN |
Principle 4: Community and Chosen Family
Parvesh Cheena, SAG-AFTRA |
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Principle 5: Home and Sovereignty
Alex Hing, UNITE HERE |
Principle 6: Gender Justice
Syeda Bano, APALA Georgia Fellow |
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Principle 7: Intergenerational Movement Building
Ligaya Domingo, SEIU 1199 NW
Ligaya Domingo, SEIU 1199 NW
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