AAPI Data
Announcing the 2025 AAPI Data “Power in Numbers” Design Contest Winners
We’re excited to share the winning designs of our 2025 “Power in Numbers” Design Contest. These designs showcase the strength and rich complexity of AAPI communities. Join us in exploring their creative journeys and their exceptional work. About Ben Soo Meet Ben Soo, a second-year student at UC San Diego. Originally from Oakland, Ben is […]
Most AAPI Adults Disapprove of Current Trump Administration Priorities and Policies
As the Trump administration continues to enact their agenda, a new AAPI Data/APNORC Poll finds that many AAPI adults disapprove of how President Trump is handling a host of key policy issues, including the economy and trade (71%), managing the federal government (68%), and government spending (63%).
Most AAPI Adults Continue to Think the Cost of Healthcare, Food, and Housing Should be Top Priorities for Congress
As Congress faces a March 14 deadline to avoid a partial federal government shutdown, a new AAPI Data/AP-NORC Poll finds that most AAPI adults think Congress should prioritize addressing the costs of health care (79%), food (67%), and housing (61%).
AAPI Data Publishes Extensive Report on Anti-AANHPI Hate: Elevating Data-Informed Insights on Trends and Patterns
AAPI Data today released its latest report, Making Sense of Anti-AANHPI Hate: A Synthesis of Evidence from 2020-2024, providing critical insights drawn from a comprehensive analysis of data on anti-AAPI hate incidents and discrimination from surveys and polls to community and government databases.
AAPI Communities See Several Key Issues at Stake this Election
72% feel the election will have an important impact on immigration, AAPI adults are fairly split on trusting Harris (42%) or Trump (35%) to handle immigration.
2024 National Overview of AA and NHPI Communities – Appendix Tables
In September 2024, the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI) worked in collaboration with AAPI Data to produce a set of national data on population counts and population estimates on a variety of outcomes.
2024 National Overview of AA and NHPI Communities – WHIAANHPI and AAPI Data
In September 2024, the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI) worked in collaboration with AAPI Data to produce a set of national data on population counts and population estimates on a variety of outcomes.
AAPI Data Breaks New Ground, Joining UC Berkeley’s Asian American Research Center
This new transformative partnership marks a major milestone in advancing research and policy for Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander communities across the country.
AAPI Data Releases Comprehensive Digital Guide to Understanding Hate Incident and Crime Data
Today, AAPI Data released its Data Guide on Hate & Discrimination, a comprehensive and user-friendly digital guide compiling a set of curated data sources to help improve understanding of hate incidents and hate crimes targeting Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities.
AAPI Data Releases 2024 Asian American Voter Survey Amid Unprecedented Election Year
Today, AAPI Data, alongside key partners, released the findings from their bi-annual Asian American Voter Survey (AAVS), the longest-running survey of Asian American voters.
AAPI Data & SurveyMonkey Deliver Powerful New Insights About AANHPI Experiences Around Work, Representation, Hate Crimes, and More
AAPI Data and SurveyMonkey announced findings from their fourth annual survey to gain insights about Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) attitudes and experiences in American workplaces and communities, particularly in contrast to other racial and ethnic groups.
Strengthening Federal Data Will Better Serve Communities of Color
Accurate data, community consultation, timely insights, and community-friendly tools are key priorities of the campaign. Congress would do well to pass a Power In Numbers Act that effectively serves the needs of all Americans, including all communities of color.