White House 🏛️ komot wit beta tori for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders – Dem organize one big ogbonge summit
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Inside di Friday wey just waka pass, White House Initiative wey focus on top Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders host one kain big economic summit for state Capitol 💼👥. More than 200 pipu arrange bodi attend di summit wey dem plan to helep local communities and small business owners connect with federal resources. All dis na part of President Joe Biden big plan wey dem dey call “Investing in America” 🇺🇸💰.
This na di fifth economic summit wey dem don arrange for different parts of United States dis year. Dem first start for Philadelphia, before dem move go Chicago, Seattle and New York 🗽. “Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders don suffer no be small for inside dis economic wahala wey pandemic cause, and we don see how e take affect families, workers and businesses for inside Hawaii,” na so Krystal Ka‘ai, wey be executive director for White House Initiative on top Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders talk.
E talk say dem don make sure say dem fulfil di promise wey Biden-Harris administration make to increase economic opportunity and give people di tools wey dem need to survive and even pass survive, to prosper. Ka’ai come talk say small businesses wey Asian Americans and Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders own na dem be di strong bone of economy. And when dem succeed, na everybody go chop belleful 💪🎉.
After Gov. Josh Green, U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz and odas don make their opening remarks, one panel come sit down talk about di commitment of Biden-Harris administration to push things wey go make life better for everybody.
Erika Moritsugu, wey be deputy assistant to di president and AANHPI senior liaison for White House, talk about her role wey just start. She and Ka‘ai na dem be Hawaii pikin. “Krystal and I been learn from our mentor, late, great, beloved Sen. Daniel Akaka, how to lead with aloha. We carry dat spirit of aloha put for di work wey we dey do for di Biden-Harris administration, with our colleagues,” she talk so.
After panel finish, dem come do breakout sessions on top small-business energy program and how to link up with federal agencies for job, grants and programs, and plenty other things.
Dem do this summit join body with U.S. Small Business Administration, U.S. Department of Energy and National Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship, plus odas.
On Thursday, di President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders wey gather for di state Capitol talk and approve one kain big plan to push better tin for these communities.
Dem come out with 20 recommendations, from giving immigrant detainees access to good translation services, to making sure say U.S. census capture the different ethnicities for inside di Asian American and NHPI populations correct correct. Dem talk sey dem go support di Hawaiian language and dem recommend national arts competition and ad campaign to fight hate and discrimination.
Biden come put hand for law for di creation of the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through Executive Order 14031 for May 2021, follow by di appointment of 25 leaders as commissioners.
Di order talk say bad tins wey don happen to Asian pipu increase during di COVID-19 pandemic, “wey make fear and sorrow cover many AA and NHPI communities, especially dem East Asian communities.”
For January, Biden- Harris administration come release di first-ever national strategy to push better tin and opportunity for Asian American and NHPI communities.
This White House plan na to promote inclusion and belonging for AANHPI communities, improve safety by tracking hate acts and bias better, and make sure say dem expand mental health care services for di people dem.
NOW IN BLACK AMERICAN SLANG
White House 🏛️ Unveils Big News for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders – A Grand Summit is Organized
On the past Friday, the White House Initiative focusing on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders hosted a major economic summit at the state Capitol 💼👥. More than 200 people assembled to attend the summit, which aimed to assist local communities and small business owners in connecting with federal resources. All of this is a part of President Joe Biden’s grand plan known as “Investing in America” 🇺🇸💰.
This was the fifth economic summit that has been organized in various parts of the United States this year. The inaugural summit was in Philadelphia, followed by summits in Chicago, Seattle, and New York 🗽. “Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have been significantly impacted by the economic devastation caused by the pandemic, and we have observed the effects on families, workers, and businesses here in Hawaii,” commented Krystal Ka‘ai, the executive director of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders.
Ka’ai affirmed that they have fulfilled the promise made by the Biden-Harris administration to enhance economic opportunity and equip people with the necessary tools to recover and thrive. Ka’ai further stated that the small businesses owned by Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders are the backbone of the economy. And when they succeed, everyone prospers 💪🎉.
Following opening remarks by Gov. Josh Green, U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, and others, a panel convened to discuss the commitment of the Biden-Harris administration to promote equity for all.
Erika Moritsugu, who serves as the deputy assistant to the president and AANHPI senior liaison at the White House, talked about her new role. Both she and Ka‘ai hail from Hawaii. “Krystal and I were tutored by our late, great, beloved Sen. Daniel Akaka on how to lead with aloha. We incorporate that spirit of aloha into the work we do for the Biden-Harris administration, with our colleagues,” she shared.
Following the panel discussion, breakout sessions were held on the small-business energy program and methods to connect with federal agencies for jobs, grants, and programs, among other topics.
The summit was conducted in collaboration with the U.S. Small Business Administration, U.S. Department of Energy, and the National Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship, among others.
On Thursday, the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, gathered at the state Capitol, discussed and approved a comprehensive plan to promote equity and justice for these communities.
They issued 20 recommendations, ranging from providing immigrant detainees with access to quality translation services, to ensuring that the U.S. census accurately captures the diverse ethnicities within the Asian American and NHPI populations. They pledged support for the Hawaiian language and recommended a national arts competition and an ad campaign to combat hate and discrimination.
Biden authorized the creation of the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through Executive Order 14031 in May 2021, followed by the appointment of 25 leaders as commissioners.
The order noted that tragic acts of anti-Asian violence escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic, “casting a shadow of fear and sorrow over many AA and NHPI communities, particularly those of East Asian descent.”
In January, the Biden-Harris administration released the first-ever national strategy to advance equity and opportunity for Asian American and NHPI communities.
The goal of this White House initiative is to promote inclusion and belonging for AANHPI communities, enhance safety by better tracking acts of hate and bias, and to expand mental health care services for these communities.
NOW IN ENGLISH
White House 🏛️ Unveils Big News for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders – A Grand Summit is Organized
On the past Friday, the White House Initiative focusing on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders hosted a major economic summit at the state Capitol 💼👥. More than 200 people assembled to attend the summit, which aimed to assist local communities and small business owners in connecting with federal resources. All of this is a part of President Joe Biden’s grand plan known as “Investing in America” 🇺🇸💰.
This was the fifth economic summit that has been organized in various parts of the United States this year. The inaugural summit was in Philadelphia, followed by summits in Chicago, Seattle, and New York 🗽. “Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have been significantly impacted by the economic devastation caused by the pandemic, and we have observed the effects on families, workers, and businesses here in Hawaii,” commented Krystal Ka‘ai, the executive director of the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders.
Ka’ai affirmed that they have fulfilled the promise made by the Biden-Harris administration to enhance economic opportunity and equip people with the necessary tools to recover and thrive. Ka’ai further stated that the small businesses owned by Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders are the backbone of the economy. And when they succeed, everyone prospers 💪🎉.
Following opening remarks by Gov. Josh Green, U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, and others, a panel convened to discuss the commitment of the Biden-Harris administration to promote equity for all.
Erika Moritsugu, who serves as the deputy assistant to the president and AANHPI senior liaison at the White House, talked about her new role. Both she and Ka‘ai hail from Hawaii. “Krystal and I were tutored by our late, great, beloved Sen. Daniel Akaka on how to lead with aloha. We incorporate that spirit of aloha into the work we do for the Biden-Harris administration, with our colleagues,” she shared.
Following the panel discussion, breakout sessions were held on the small-business energy program and methods to connect with federal agencies for jobs, grants, and programs, among other topics.
The summit was conducted in collaboration with the U.S. Small Business Administration, U.S. Department of Energy, and the National Asian/Pacific Islander American Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship, among others.
On Thursday, the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, gathered at the state Capitol, discussed and approved a comprehensive plan to promote equity and justice for these communities.
They issued 20 recommendations, ranging from providing immigrant detainees with access to quality translation services, to ensuring that the U.S. census accurately captures the diverse ethnicities within the Asian American and NHPI populations. They pledged support for the Hawaiian language and recommended a national arts competition and an ad campaign to combat hate and discrimination.
Biden authorized the creation of the President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through Executive Order 14031 in May 2021, followed by the appointment of 25 leaders as commissioners.
The order noted that tragic acts of anti-Asian violence escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic, “casting a shadow of fear and sorrow over many AA and NHPI communities, particularly those of East Asian descent.”
In January, the Biden-Harris administration released the first-ever national strategy to advance equity and opportunity for Asian American and NHPI communities.
The goal of this White House initiative is to promote inclusion and belonging for AANHPI communities, enhance safety by better tracking acts of hate and bias, and to expand mental health care services for these communities.
