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Asian American/Pacific Islander Emphasis ProgramAsian American/Pacific Islander Program Manager (AI/PIPM): The Asian Pacific Islander Organization (APIO), a non-profit organization, was established in May of 1998. The purpose of our organization is to provide a forum for employees to exchange ideas, network, mentor, train, and add value to the agency by being a linguistic, cultural and ethnic bridge to our communities and other employee organizations. The organization will focus attention on the under-representation of Asian Pacific Islander employees and serve in an advisory role to address methods of recruitment, retention, and promotion. In assisting the agency to achieve workforce diversity goals, this organization will help to enhance outreach, as well as promote access and delivery of agency programs to historically under-served communities. Visit the National APIO website for additional information at www.apio.org. APIO News:Interesting Facts (U.S. Census Bureau) May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, 2008Proclamation from President Bush Asian American/Pacific Islander Poster -2007-2008 HistoryDid You Know?Did you know that Chinese and Filipinos were brought to America in the 1600s? Or, that in 1898 the US won Hawaii and the Philippines after the Spanish-American War? Visit http://www.infoplease.com/spot/asiantimeline1.html for more details about the historical timeline. And http://www.infoplease.com/spot/immigration1.html for the historical narrative. Learn more about the 23 big milestones in Asian American History. The 100 most inspiring Asian Americans of all time can be found at http://goldsea.com/Personalities/Inspiring/inspiring.html. See how many faces and names you recognize - you might be surprised. Learn more about Asian Pacific American Leaders. Learn more about Asian Foods and The History of Tea.
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