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About the Office of APINH Affairs

Join the Office of Asian Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian (APINH) Affairs in Building Belonging in Albuquerque.

Grow With Us

Asian Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian (APINH) is Albuquerque’s fastest growing community, representing 62-74 countries and a high rate of business ownership.

For our community, well-being is tied to representation, visibility, cultural identity, and access.

Visibility matters because it’s the foundation for power, equity, and opportunity. Without it, community voices go unheard, city data remains incomplete, and resources are misdirected.

Our vision is to create a digital third place that helps people move from online to in-real-life: a hub that amplifies APINH voices, shares stories, connects residents to local resources, circulates local dollars, and helps shape city data to reflect our community’s real needs. We couldn’t do this without you--so please, build and grow our office with us.

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Mission

The APINH Liaison Office serves as a connector, advocate, and systems-level strategist advancing the well-being, cultural expression, and economic opportunity of APINH residents in Albuquerque.

Through cross-sectoral partnerships, inclusive governance, and community-centered planning, the Office amplifies APINH voices and ensures access to city services and decision-making spaces.