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AAPI Data and NCAPA Release 2026 State of AANHPIs Report, Revealing Sharp Disparities and Variations Across AANHPI Communities
The 2026 State of AANHPIs report is a comprehensive report with timely public opinion and demographic data about two of the fastest-growing racial groups in the country.
State of AAPIs:Demographics (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) Similarly, the Pacific Islander population has a fair amount of national origin concentration among the six largest groups, although the concentration is even greater for the largest group, Native Hawaiians, who make up 41 percent, of the Pacific Islander population.
State of AAPIs: Income and Poverty (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) Pacific Islanders had median household incomes that were slightly below those among whites, averaging about $55,000 from 2008 to 2012.
The Economic Status of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (2016)
U.S. Department of Labor (2016)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, Filipino, and Indian communities have the highest labor force participation rates – all above 65 percent.
Facts & Stats Report: Domestic Violence in Asian & Pacific Islander Homes (2015)
Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence (2015) 19.6% of Asian or Pacific Islander women reported experiencing rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime whereas 46.0% of American Indians or Alaska Native women, 43.7% of Black women, 37.1% of Hispanic women, and 34.6% of White women did.
State of AAPIs: Language Diversity and English Proficiency (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) Among NHPI groups, linguistic isolation is highest among Micronesians (27 percent for those who are not Guamanian/Chomorro) and household linguistic isolation is lowest among the Native Hawaiian population.
Teen Pregnancy among Asians and Pacific Islanders in California (2001)
UCSF Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health (2001)
This report presents analysis on teen pregnancy among Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in California and provides policy recommendations for consideration.
Spotlight: Asian American & Pacific Islander Poverty (2013)
National CAPACD (2013)
From 2007 to 2011, the number of AAPI poor increased by more than half a million, representing an increase of 38% (37% increase for AAs in poverty and a 60% increase for NHOPIs in poverty).
State of AAPIs: Labor-Market Outcomes (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) Pacific Islanders have a labor-force participation rate that is higher than the national average for both men and women, they have the highest rates of women’s labor-force participation of any racial group at 67 percent..
State of AAPIs: Education (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) Tongans and Samoans have a lower proportion of adults who have completed high school, while Guamanians/Chamorros and Native Hawaiians have the highest proportion of adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher—17 percent and 16 percent, respectively.
A Community of Contrasts: Midwest (2012)
Asian American Center for Advancing Justice (2012)
Among NHPI ethnic groups, a majority of Native Hawaiian Americans (67%) are multiracial. Approximately 49% of Samoan and 44% of Tongan Americans are of more than one race.
State of AAPIs: Demographics (2014)
Center for American Progress and AAPI Data (2014) the Pacifc Islander population has a fair amount of national origin concentration among the six largest groups, although the concentration is even greater for the largest group, Native Hawaiians, who make up 41 percent, of the Pacific Islander population.