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# APIFM

Asian Pacific Islander Forward Movement

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## Posts

- [Dog lover discusses parks and bikes in Los Angeles versus Tokyo](https://apifm.org/2017/07/17/parksandbikes/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Ranko Fukuda has a foot in two different worlds. Having grown up in both Tokyo and Los Angeles, she has a multicultural background that gives her a unique take on her surroundings. Fukuda’s
- [Virtual Hike: Henninger Flats](https://apifm.org/2021/06/07/henninger-flats/) - Virtual Hike: Henninger Flats
- [Emergency Resources and Resistance](https://apifm.org/2025/06/21/emergency-resources-and-resistance/) - Emergency Resources and Resistance
- [Connections Along Our Corridors](https://apifm.org/2025/06/21/connections-along-our-corridors/) - Connections Along Our Corridors
- [Community Dynamix Collaboration](https://apifm.org/2025/06/12/community-dynamix-collaboration/) - Community Dynamix Collaboration
- [Protecting the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument](https://apifm.org/2025/06/09/protecting-the-san-gabriel-mountains-national-monument/) - Protecting the SGMNM
- [DIY Air Filters and Community Feedback](https://apifm.org/2025/02/28/diy-air-filters-and-community-feedback/) - DIY Air Filters and Community Feedback
- [Nourishing Bonds](https://apifm.org/2024/12/10/nourishing-bonds/) - Nourishing Bonds
- ["I Speak" Cards - An important resource](https://apifm.org/2019/03/27/i-speak-cards-an-important-resource/) - "I Speak" Cards - An important resource
- [Kevin Goes to Sacramento](https://apifm.org/2019/03/30/kevin-goes-to-sacramento/) - Kevin Goes to Sacramento
- [Pop-Up Produce Stand at Beardslee](https://apifm.org/2019/03/21/pop-up-produce-stand-at-beardslee/) - Pop-Up Produce Stand at Beardslee
- [Air Pollution and Nutrition](https://apifm.org/2019/03/21/air-pollution-and-nutrition/) - Air Pollution and Nutrition
- [Learning About Kale at KYCC's Kids Town](https://apifm.org/2019/04/30/learning-about-kale-at-kyccs-kids-town/) - Learning About Kale at KYCC's Kids Town
- [Intern with us this summer](https://apifm.org/2019/03/21/intern-with-us-this-summer/) - Intern with us this summer
- [Local Leadership, Global Impact](https://apifm.org/2019/05/08/local-leadership-global-impact/) - Local Leadership, Global Impact
- [A Farewell from Scott](https://apifm.org/2019/05/29/a-farewell-from-scott/) - A Farewell from Scott
- [Ulam, Malunggay, and MyPlate: Creating a Culturally Tailored Health Educator Guide for Filipino Americans](https://apifm.org/2019/06/20/ulam-malunggay-and-myplate-creating-a-culturally-tailored-health-educator-guide-for-filipino-americans/) - Ulam, Malunggay, and MyPlate
- [Let's Learn about Edamame!](https://apifm.org/2019/06/24/lets-learn-about-edamame/) - Let's Learn about Edamame!
- [A Cig-nal for Others to Follow!](https://apifm.org/2019/07/20/a-cig-nal-for-others-to-follow/) - A Cig-nal for Others to Follow!
- [Parents from Garvey Unified School District Head Start Learn About Whole Grains](https://apifm.org/2019/08/23/parents-from-garvey-unified-school-district-head-start-learn-about-whole-grains/) - Parents Learn About Whole Grains
- [It's Finally Summer!](https://apifm.org/2019/07/18/its-finally-summer/) - It's Finally Summer!
- [Kizuna Workshop](https://apifm.org/2019/07/31/kizuna-workshop/) - Kizuna Workshop
- [A Successful Summer Mixer](https://apifm.org/2019/09/24/a-successful-summer-mixer/) - A Successful Summer Mixer
- ['Tis the Season of Stone Fruits!](https://apifm.org/2019/09/20/tis-the-season-of-stone-fruits/) - 'Tis the Season of Stone Fruits!
- [The Latest on the Outbreak of Lung Injury](https://apifm.org/2019/10/31/the-latest-on-the-outbreak-of-lung-injury/) - The Latest on the Outbreak of Lung Injury
- [RECIPE: Soba Noodle Salad](https://apifm.org/2019/12/10/recipe-soba-noodle-salad/) - RECIPE: Soba Noodle Salad
- [Black Lives Matter](https://apifm.org/2020/06/06/black-lives-matter/) - Black Lives Matter
- [Machiko's Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/2020/11/04/machikos-memories-of-the-san-gabriel-mountains/) - Machiko's Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains
- [Feeding the NHPI Community During A Pandemic](https://apifm.org/2021/01/09/feeding-the-nhpi-community-during-a-pandemic/) - Feeding the NHPI Community During A Pandemic
- [Pregnant During a Pandemic](https://apifm.org/2020/10/22/pregnant-during-a-pandemic/) - Pregnant During a Pandemic
- [My Experience as an APIFM Intern](https://apifm.org/2020/03/15/zihan-zhou/) - My Experience as an APIFM Intern
- [San Gabriel Mountains Testimonials](https://apifm.org/2020/11/03/san-gabriel-mountains-testimonials/) - San Gabriel Mountains Testimonials
- [My First Time Hiking the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/2020/11/14/my-first-time-hiking-the-san-gabriel-mountains/) - My First Time Hiking the San Gabriel Mountains
- [Mental Health and the Mountains](https://apifm.org/2020/11/26/mental-health-and-the-mountains/) - Mental Health and the Mountains
- [A Victory for Clean Air](https://apifm.org/2021/01/26/a-victory-for-clean-air/) - A Victory for Clean Air
- [The Blessings in the Mountains](https://apifm.org/2021/06/02/mountain-blessings/) - The Blessings in the Mountains
- [Walk the Walk 2021: Virtual Hikes](https://apifm.org/2021/05/05/virtual-hikes/) - Walk the Walk 2021: Virtual Hikes
- [Rolling Through the Snow in LA](https://apifm.org/2021/05/19/rolling-through-the-snow/) - Rolling Through the Snow in LA
- [There Won’t be Wifi, but I guarantee there will be Connections Made on a Hike](https://apifm.org/2021/02/10/hiking-connections/) - Connections Made on a Hike
- [Virtual Hike: Echo Mountain](https://apifm.org/2021/06/01/echo-mountain/) - Virtual Hike: Echo Mountain
- [Our Experience At Youth Quest 2021](https://apifm.org/2021/04/05/youth-quest/) - Our Experience At Youth Quest 2021
- [Leave Your Stress on the Mountain Top](https://apifm.org/2021/04/21/leave-your-stress/) - Leave Your Stress on the Mountain Top
- [Virtual Hike: Bridge to Nowhere](https://apifm.org/2021/06/14/bridge-to-nowhere/) - Virtual Hike: Bridge to Nowhere
- [Virtual Hike: Crystal Lake](https://apifm.org/2021/06/21/crystal-lake/) - Virtual Hike: Crystal Lake
- [Finding History in the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/2021/09/01/finding-history/) - Finding History in the San Gabriel Mountains
- [The Sound of the Mountains](https://apifm.org/2021/11/10/sound/) - The Sound of the Mountains
- [Virtual Hike: West Fork](https://apifm.org/2021/06/28/west-fork/) - Virtual Hike: West Fork
- [Finding Nature on the Porch](https://apifm.org/2021/11/03/porch/) - Finding Nature on the Porch
- [Dancing with Nature](https://apifm.org/2021/12/01/dancing/) - Dancing with Nature
- [A Childhood in Nature](https://apifm.org/2021/12/15/childhood/) - A Childhood in Nature
- [Discovering New Views of Nature](https://apifm.org/2022/01/06/discovering-new-views-of-nature/) - Discovering New Views of Nature
- [Finding New Appreciation for Nature](https://apifm.org/2022/06/08/finding-new-appreciation-for-nature/) - Finding New Appreciation for Nature
- [Discovering the Healing Properties of Nature](https://apifm.org/2022/07/21/discovering-the-healing-properties-of-nature/) - Discovering the Healing Properties of Nature
- [Discovering Native Plants in the SGM](https://apifm.org/2022/08/28/discovering-native-plants-in-the-sgm/) - Discovering Native Plants in the SGM
- [Who Takes Care of Our Water](https://apifm.org/2022/09/28/who-takes-care-of-our-water/) - Who Takes Care of Our Water
- [What are Watersheds?](https://apifm.org/2022/09/28/what-are-watersheds/) - What are Watersheds?
- [Picture Perfect Moments in Nature](https://apifm.org/2022/10/28/picture-perfect-moments-in-nature/) - Picture Perfect Moments in Nature
- [Appreciating Nature (Gould Mesa)](https://apifm.org/2022/11/30/appreciating-nature/) - Appreciating Nature
- [Transit to Trails: The San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Unveiled​](https://apifm.org/2024/12/12/transit-to-trails-the-san-gabriel-mountains-national-monument-unveiled/) - Transit to Trails
- [Healing in Nature](https://apifm.org/2023/01/06/healing-in-nature/) - Healing in Nature
- [6 Do’s and Don’ts of CalFresh Benefits](https://apifm.org/2019/01/09/6-dos-and-donts-of-calfresh-benefits/) - By Finola Rodriguez, APIFM Health Educator Freshly graduated from UC Irvine, I was recruited by Americorps to be an academic interventionist for 11 middle schoolers in South LA. Knowing I would survive on a modest bi-weekly stipend, I was encouraged to sign up for food stamps, which in the end taught me a ton about
- [Little Tokyo to Boyle Heights Bike Ride](https://apifm.org/2019/03/18/ltboyleheights2019/) - Last Saturday (March 9th), APIFM partnered with Sustainable Little Tokyo, the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center, and Metro on a Jitensha Little Tokyo bike tour from Little Tokyo to Boyle Heights. Fun fact: jitensha (written じてんしゃ) is the Japanese word for bicycle! It also means "self-driven vehicle." It is comprised of two characters: ji
- [HEAL Intern Spotlight: Leon Foster](https://apifm.org/2019/02/28/heal-intern-spotlight-leon-foster/) - What have you been doing as an intern with APIFM? While working with APIFM, I was part of numerous nutrition workshops tailored to older adults and young children. These workshops were no more than a hour long and contained tastings, demos, games, and review questions. It was a little nerve-racking at first to be thrown
- [Gardening 101](https://apifm.org/2017/11/24/gardening-101/) - [pdf-embedder url="https://apifm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bebetter_how2garden.pdf"]
- [Resource: Rethink Your Boba by APIFM Intern Chris Hernandez](https://apifm.org/2018/04/24/resource-rethink-your-boba-by-apifm-intern-chris-hernandez/) - Many thanks to APIFM intern, Chris Hernandez, for creating this new resource on what's in boba and how to make it a bit healthier! Download the full PDF here, and please feel free to distribute! Here's a message from Chris: My name is Christopher Hernandez and I am a 21-year old Filipino Nutritional Science
- [Chinatown Office: Wish List](https://apifm.org/2017/05/09/chinatown-office-wish-list/) - We moved into our comfy Chinatown satellite office early last month. No worries, you did not miss the grand opening! Before inviting our friends and families over, we wanted to clean up the space and get it well furnished. Once fully operational, this space will be our headquarters for healthy eating/active living programming we are running
- [2018 Taiwan Trip Recap](https://apifm.org/2019/01/10/2018-taiwan-trip-recap/) - By Kyle Tsukahira Back in September 2018 APIFM Program Manager Kyle Tsukahira had the opportunity to travel to Taiwan in order to facilitate an series of air quality workshops for students from Wu Ling High School in Taoyuan City and 15 teachers from different schools around Taiwan who are participating in Taiwan’s Ecocampus program. The
- [5 Ways to Be Healthy in 2018!](https://apifm.org/2018/01/04/healthy5/) - The new year is upon us and many of us have resolutions to make this a happy and healthy 2018. We got your back here at Forward Movement! Below you will find 5 easy ways to keep those resolutions! 1. Join the Walk the Walk competition To help encourage healthy behaviors in this new year,
- [Park ranger discusses urban recreational space in Downtown Los Angeles](https://apifm.org/2017/08/26/la-state-historic/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Kya Marina Le never realized that working as a park ranger was an option for her, let alone in the city of Los Angeles. Growing up, the only rangers she encountered were Caucasian
- [Local student discusses park access in Alhambra, Monterey Park](https://apifm.org/2017/07/26/montereypark-alhambra/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Carmen Chen, Mark Keppel High School Class of 2017, has spent her entire life in Monterey Park — a city that is over 50% Asian. Her parents immigrated from Guangzhou, China, before she
- [Talking Pedestrian Safety in Chinatown](https://apifm.org/2018/08/06/talking-pedestrian-safety-in-chinatown/) - On August 2, 2018, APIFM held a Chinatown Pedestrian Safety meeting at Chinatown's Fortune Gourmet Kitchen. Over thirty-five people from the community turned out! In an open discussion, attendees shared what they appreciate when walking in the streets of Chinatown, and discussed concerns about how it's also unsafe. On the upside, Chinatown is "filled with
- [APIOPA becomes API Forward Movement](https://apifm.org/2017/03/13/apiopa-becomes-api-forward-movement/) - Dear friends and supporters, As many of you know, APIOPA (Asian and Pacific Islander Obesity Prevention Alliance) was started in the early 2000s by fierce advocates for our communities. Our founders were fired up by the need to include APIs in work to address the obesity epidemic, which is why our organization’s name centered obesity
- [Celebrating Our History in the Movement](https://apifm.org/2017/03/31/celebrating-our-history-in-the-movement/) - By Ailene Q. Ignacio Growing up in Los Angeles, you are ingrained at an early age with the monumental value of the warrior, Cesar Chavez. You know him not only as the Mexican-American father of the United Farm Workers (UFW), but as the fearless leader and activist who birthed the Delano Grape Strike of 1965-1970.
- [Farm to Chopsticks: Silent Auction is now live!](https://apifm.org/2018/08/07/farm-to-chopsticks-silent-auction-is-now-live/)
- [Farm to Chopsticks Awardee: Jessie Sanchez](https://apifm.org/2018/08/16/ftcjessie/) - Written by Diyana of APIFM staff It's hard to remember where I first met Jessie Sanchez (whom our whole team fondly refers to as Miss Jessie) because she showed up to our Healthy Eating & Active Living (HEAL) workshops in almost every neighborhood in the beginning! Whether it was our Tuesday sessions at LA State
- [APIFM Pop-Up Markets!](https://apifm.org/2017/07/27/apifm-pop-up-markets/) - In efforts to make fresh and affordable produce accessible to our neighborhoods, APIFM launched pop-up markets at KYCC's Menlo Family Apartments in Koreatown (July 10) and PWC's Larry Itliong Village in Historic Filipinotown (July 24). Local residents selected from the fresh produce provided by local farmers who are part of Roots Food Hub, a food
- [We are Champions for Change!](https://apifm.org/2017/03/29/we-are-champions-for-change/) - We're so excited to launch our Healthy Eating & Active Living (HEAL) project, funded by the Department of Public Health's Champions for Change Initiative. Our HEAL project includes workshops on healthy eating, exercise, and cooking in Chinatown, Little Tokyo, Historic Filipinotown, and Koreatown. Big shout out to our amazing organization partners--Little Tokyo Service Center, Pilipino
- [API Foward Movement Lauches Healthy Eating Workshops at Castelar Elementary in LA Chinatown](https://apifm.org/2019/02/26/api-foward-movement-lauches-healthy-eating-workshops-at-castelar-elementary-in-la-chinatown/) - Download this press release as a PDF. In late January 2019, Asian Pacific Islander Forward Movement (APIFM) launched multiple healthy eating workshop series at Castelar Elementary School in Los Angeles’s Chinatown neighborhood. Each series is at least six weeks long, and aims to promote healthy eating behaviors such as increasing fruit and vegetable intake, reducing
- [Staff Profile: Linda Huynh](https://apifm.org/2017/05/10/staff-profile-linda-huynh/) - What’s your role at APIFM? How’d you first get connected? What are you working on? Hi! I am Linda Huynh and I am APIFM’s Community Engagement Coordinator. I was introduced to APIFM back when it use to be called APIOPA. In a previous job, I partnered with APIOPA and the students of Mark Keppel High
- [Great Streets director discusses Los Angeles transportation, draws comparisons to New York](https://apifm.org/2017/07/14/great-streets/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Naomi Iwasaki, a Los Angeles native, is a self-proclaimed transportation nerd. “You know how people talk about an acting bug? You act and you just get bit by this bug and you love
- [Our food hub's new brand! Food Roots](https://apifm.org/2017/11/27/foodrootsblog/) - We're excited to officially unveil the new name, brand, and website for our food hub: Food Roots! Check out the press release below to learn more. Shout out to Whole Cities Foundation and Giant Robot Media for making this revamp possible, and to the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the national food hub expert consultants that helped
- [Meet the "Master Griller" Chef Pablo Kim!](https://apifm.org/2018/08/09/ftcpablo/) - Join us this August 23, 2018 for API Forward Movement’s annual fundraiser, Farm to Chopsticks! We’re also thrilled to bring you a demo and tasting from Korean-Argentinian “master griller” CHEF PABLO KIM, founder of Pablo Kim’s Chimichurri and one of the top 11 finalists of Masterchef Latino 2017. Buy your ticket here Pablo Kim was born in
- [Little Tokyo leader discusses Budokan, sustaining Japanese American community](https://apifm.org/2018/01/23/budokan/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Mike Murase, Director of Service Programs at Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC), has come full circle. As one of the original founding members of LTSC, Murase served as the board president from 1980
- [Local leaders discuss Cambodian heritage, police profiling and park access in Long Beach](https://apifm.org/2017/06/27/cambodiatownparks/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as the first in a series of profiles of API members of the community. Ladine Chan and Patrick Duong are not your typical father-son duo. In fact, they aren’t related at all. But, judging from their good-natured banter, one might assume otherwise. Chan, Program Coordinator for
- [Little Tokyo HEAL Festival](https://apifm.org/2017/07/27/ltheal/) - On Saturday, July 22nd, APIFM hosted a Healthy Eating & Active Living (HEAL) Community Festival in Little Tokyo at the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center (JACCC) in partnership with Sustainable Little Tokyo (SLT) and the Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC). The event opened with Tai Chi & Qi Gong exercises lead by Jacqueline Rice
- [Walk the Walk - Week 1 Results](https://apifm.org/2019/02/09/wtw-week1results/) - #walkthewalk Updated: February 11, 2019 at 12pm And we are back for another year of Walk the Walk, aka finding new ways to squeeze steps in whenever possible! It's only the end of week 1 and I have heard some interesting ways folks are upping their step game (especially in the rain). Drinking more water
- [My APIFM internship experience - Jingtian Wu](https://apifm.org/2019/01/03/jingtian-wu/) - During my internship, my favorite activity was APIFM’s produce stand at Little Tokyo. It provides fresh produce to local residences, and it educates local businesses about the fact that a lot of people are receiving government benefits. It unites the community together. By tracking how many people are on governmental benefits, such as medical and
- [Walk the Walk - Week 2 Results](https://apifm.org/2019/02/16/wtw-week2results/) - #walkthewalk Updated: February 15, 2019 at 6pm Okay so week 2 is where #walkthewalk gets reaalllyyyy interesting. BTW if you haven't already, join our Facebook group to hear about the latest updates, events to get some steps, encouragement, and of course...smack talk! Individual League We started this league with 20 folks, and now we are left with
- [Farm to Chopsticks Awardee: Lisa Thong](https://apifm.org/2018/08/17/ftclisa/) - By Scott Chan If you don't know Lisa Thong, you really should. Smart, passionate, strong-willed...these are just a few words that capture the dedication Lisa has had to community advocacy and social justice. Oh and one more word: humble. I say humble because Lisa has done so much for APIFM, without ever asking for nor
- [Bring Food Roots Produce Pantry to your community!](https://apifm.org/2017/12/08/pantry2018/) - Produce Pantry Project | Online application due 1/15/18 Download this application information as a PDF Thanks for your interest in the Food Roots Produce Pantry! Food Roots is a project of Asian Pacific Islander Forward Movement (APIFM), a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating healthy, long-lasting, and vibrant API communities through grassroots organizing. Our team advocates for healthy
- [Yoga - Downward Dog](https://apifm.org/2017/11/02/yoga-downward-dog/) - [pdf-embedder url="https://apifm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bebetter_yoga_downwarddog.pdf"]
- [Biking enthusiast discusses cycling in Los Angeles, Orange County](https://apifm.org/2017/07/21/biking-la-oc/) - Biking Enthusiast discusses cycling in Los Angeles, Orange County The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Most days, Viet Bui commutes by bike to his job as an academic advisor at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music,
- [Walk the Walk - Week 4 Results](https://apifm.org/2019/03/02/wtw-week4results/) - #walkthewalk Updated: March 1, 2019 at 11:12pm Be on the lookout...we're having a celebration party over at Wolf and Crane sometime in the middle of March. More info to come soon! Individual League We started this league with 20 folks, and at the end of the competition we have 11 left! Congrats to the mighty
- [Walk the Walk - Week 3 Results](https://apifm.org/2019/02/23/wtw-week3results/) - #walkthewalk Updated: February 22, 2019 at 10:12pm How y'all feeling? Gosh has February been brutal huh? Rain. Cold. SNOW. The elements are out there against us to get steps this month! If you haven't already, join our Facebook group to hear about the latest updates, events to get some steps, encouragement, and of course...smack talk! Individual League
- [Walking the Walk in February](https://apifm.org/2019/01/29/wtwcalendar/) - A regularly updated list of things you and your team can do to up those step counts in the month of February! February 2 Museums Annual Free-For-All Day: More info about a slew of So Cal museums that are free for you and your team to get some easy steps in. February 3 Museums Annual Free-For-All Day: More info about
- [Farm to Chopsticks Awardee: Ken Lee](https://apifm.org/2018/08/22/ftcken/) - By Kyle Tsukahira We are so excited to honor local farmer Ken Lee this year at Farm to Chopsticks. We've had the pleasure of partnering with Ken for the past 2 years to source organic citrus and stone fruit from his family farm located in Reedly, CA called Top Notch Produce. We love working with
- [Recap: Rethink Your Drink Outreach at WAPOW Launch!](https://apifm.org/2018/03/30/recap-rethink-your-drink-outreach-at-wapow-launch/) - Written by APIFM interns, Charlene Mendoza and Trang Luong On Saturday, March 24, we were invited to the launch of WAPOW Magazine at the Los Angeles State Historic Park (LASHP). WAPOW Magazine is a new free, bilingual publication that focuses on news and culture in Los Angeles Chinatown for its community. At their magazine launch,
- [Check it out! Chinatown Resource Map by APIFM intern Kayee Liu](https://apifm.org/2018/03/15/chinatownmap/) - APIFM intern, Kayee Liu, made this helpful Google map (below) of different institutions, services, and businesses in Chinatown. Thanks, Kayee! Here’s how to use it. In the top left corner of the map is a window. (It looks like an arrow pointing into a box.) Click that! Click the checkbox selections to view the corresponding
- [Launch of Foods Roots Produce Pantry with KIWA!](https://apifm.org/2018/03/06/launch-of-foods-roots-produce-pantry-with-kiwa/) - We're thrilled to announce the launch of our first Food Roots Produce Pantry project in partnership with Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance! Read more in the press release below (PDF): API FORWARD MOVEMENT LAUNCHES FRESH PRODUCE PANTRY WITH KOREATOWN IMMIGRANT WORKERS ALLIANCE Asian Pacific Islander Forward Movement (APIFM), a Los Angeles-based community health organization, is launching
- [Flavored Water Recipes](https://apifm.org/2017/11/20/flavored-water-recipes/) - [pdf-embedder url="https://apifm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bebetter_howtoinfuse.pdf"]
- [Yoga - Warrior Pose](https://apifm.org/2017/10/27/yoga-warrior-pose/) - [pdf-embedder url="https://apifm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bebetter_yoga_warrior.pdf"]
- [Yoga - Cat Cow](https://apifm.org/2017/10/15/yoga-cat-cow/) - [pdf-embedder url="https://apifm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/bebetter_yoga_catcow.pdf"]
- [Free Health Classes in Chinatown Starting in October](https://apifm.org/2017/09/26/free-health-classes-in-chinatown-starting-in-october/)
- [Measure A and APIs](https://apifm.org/2017/08/29/measurea/) - Asian and Pacific Islanders (API’s) may comprise 15% of LA County, but often the voices of these communities are left out of large environmental policies and campaigns. This is surprising, given that when API’s were surveyed in California if they would take action at the polls to protect the environment, nearly 90% of API respondents
- [Interview with Farm to Chopsticks Awardee Kevin Liao](https://apifm.org/2017/08/08/kevinliao/) - At Farm to Chopsticks on August 10th, we are recognizing three AMAZING people who help make our work possible. Meet Kevin Liao! Kevin Liao was born and raised in Chinatown, Los Angeles and currently lives in Lincoln Heights, a small residential community 3 miles away from Chinatown. He’s a fourth year student at Cal State LA where
- [Interview with Farm to Chopsticks Awardee Jessica Wang](https://apifm.org/2017/08/07/jesswang/) - At Farm to Chopsticks on August 10th, we are recognizing three AMAZING people who help make our work possible. Meet Jessica Wang! Jess Wang is a Los Angeles based fermentation enthusiast and local food advocate. In early 2014, while working in the pastry department at State Bird Provisions in San Francisco, Ms. Wang was diagnosed with prediabetes
- [Interview with Farm to Chopsticks Awardee Carol Lee](https://apifm.org/2017/08/02/carollee/) - At Farm to Chopsticks on August 10th, we are recognizing three AMAZING people who help make our work possible. One of those is Carol Lee! Carol Lee has devoted her entire professional career to the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, and is currently a member of the grants management team at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. In her free time, she manages
- [CSUN graduate student discusses El Monte history, development](https://apifm.org/2017/07/31/asian-americans-el-monte/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Dat Tran, a graduate student at California State University, Northridge, is particularly knowledgeable when it comes to the Asian American immigrant experience. The El Monte native, who participated in APIFM’s Bike to China
- [El Monte environmental justice advocate discusses parks, bikes and access to the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/2017/07/25/el-monte/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Amy J. Wong fell in love with nature in her family’s backyard, where her grandmother had planted fruit trees of all sorts: jujube, kumquat, guava. It was among those trees and more that
- [Community organizer discusses life as a senior in Little Tokyo](https://apifm.org/2017/07/24/littletokyo/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Yasue Clark, a community organizer at Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC), works with low-income seniors who live in affordable housing units in Little Tokyo. She has worked at LTSC for the past seven
- [Bike to China alum discusses Chinatown park access](https://apifm.org/2017/07/08/chinatownparks/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su as part of a series of profiles of API members of the community. Kevin Liao may one day be your orthodontist. But today, he’s a biology student at California State University, Los Angeles. His ultimate goal is to open multiple dentistry practices, some of which would
- [HEAL Community Fest](https://apifm.org/2017/06/12/heal-community-fest/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su to update APIFM supporters on current initiatives. At Search to Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA) Saturday morning, APIFM hosted a Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) Community Festival, sponsored by Champions for Change and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Co-sponsors included SIPA, Pilipino Workers’ Center (PWC), Para Los
- [Healthy Korean Food!](https://apifm.org/2017/06/01/healthy-korean-food/) - The following post was written by intern Maggie Su to update APIFM supporters on current initiatives. On Tuesday evening, I got to watch a group of Korean women test a handful of traditional recipes. They prepared dishes such as chapchae (stir-fried noodles) and bibimbap (a spicy mixed rice bowl), both of which were delicious. Health
- [Journey to the Marathon](https://apifm.org/2017/04/11/journey-to-the-marathon/) - The following post was written by our good friend, and Forward Movement supporter Dan Huynh When I signed up to train for the 2017 LA Marathon with API Forward Movement (APIFM), a part of me doubted whether it was going to be possible. I didn't see myself as a runner. Growing up, I was teased
- [Staff Profile: Paul Hoang Nguyen](https://apifm.org/2017/03/30/staff-profile-paul-hoang-nguyen/) - Greetings everyone! My name is Paul Hoang Nguyen and I am currently a Program Coordinator at Forward Movement (FM). I graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a Bachelor's in Sociology. When I am not a Program Coordinator, I enjoy hobbies like cooking, mastering the techniques of olympic weightlifting, running unreasonable amounts of mileage,
- [Be Forward and Sustain the Movement](https://apifm.org/2017/03/16/be-forward-and-sustain-the-movement/) - With the current state of our country and the new administration, we are faced with leadership that wants to move us backward–to roll back the rights and access we have fought so hard for in the name of racial, social, economic, and health justice. We are challenging this affront with a clear emphasis on pushing

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- [Water: Fremont Elementary School](https://apifm.org/water/) - Water: Fremont Elementary School Greening Project 中文版 Español About the Program APIFM’s Water is Life project aims to educate our community in the West San Gabriel Valley on water conservation and water projects in our neighborhoods. The Water is Life project also aims to increase awareness of local water issues among city officials, elevate community
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- [About](https://apifm.org/about/) - About Our Mission We cultivate healthy, long-lasting, and vibrant Asian and Pacific Islander communities through community-centered engagement, education, and advocacy. Our Vision We want a world where Asian and Pacific Islander communities – and all communities of color – have full power to access good health and a healthy environment. Get to know us Our
- [Community in Nature](https://apifm.org/protect/) - Community in Nature 推广社区融入自然界 There are clear inequities in terms of who is able to access green space in Los Angeles. On average, residents in LA County only have 3.3 acres of green space per 1,000 residents with 52.6 percent of the population living in high or very-high park needs communities. If you’d like more
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- [Clean Air SGV](https://apifm.org/cleanairsgv/) - There are over 50 schools in the San Gabriel Valley located closer than the recommended 500 feet to a major roadway or freeway. If you’d like to find out more about our air quality and advocate for projects that promote clean air, please join the Sustainable SGV Coalition Join the Mailing List What We Do
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- [Kevin Cortes](https://apifm.org/kevin-cortes/) - Team Kevin Cortez (he/him) is the Distribution Coordinator II on the Food Roots Harvest (FRH) team. Kevin began his journey with APIFM as a Project Specialist, handling deliveries for FRH food hub. As his role grew, he took on greater responsibility in coordinating between local farmers and clients, placing orders, and managing deliveries. His work
- [Juan Hoos](https://apifm.org/juan-hoos/) - Team Juan Hoos (he/him) continues as Distribution Coordinator II under APIFM’s Food Roots Harvest team. With over 2 years of experience on the team, he helps maintain collaborative efforts with food rescue organizations such as Food Forward and Hollywood Food Coalition. Juan initially joined under the CalFresh Healthy Living grant in 2024. Fast forward to
- [Freddy Ramos](https://apifm.org/freddy-ramos/) - Team Freddy Ramos (he/him) is APIFM’s Food Roots Harvest Program Manager, where he oversees the Food Access Investing in Resilience (FAIR) Program. His journey in addressing food insecurity began at UCLA, but it did not end there. After graduating, Freddy continued building on this commitment, and for the past decade, he has worked to expand
- [San Gabriel Mountains Forever](https://apifm.org/san-gabriel-mountains-forever/) - Land: San Gabriel Mountains Forever Campaign Photo credit: Friends of Eaton Canyon Facebook Page The San Gabriel Mountains National Monument was expanded by 105,919 acres on May 2nd, 2024. On May 2nd, 2024 President Biden used his authority under the Antiquities Act to expand the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument near Los Angeles. The expanded
- [Food & Cooking](https://apifm.org/food-and-cooking/) - Food and Cooking APIFM aims to serve people of all ages in underserved, historically Asian American neighborhoods. We place a high priority on delivering culturally responsive community programming that is accessible to API communities regardless of English language proficiency. Nutrition Education & Healthy Cooking APIFM partners with community-based groups to facilitate culturally and linguistically accessible
- [Sustainable SGV](https://apifm.org/sustainable-sgv/) - Sustainable SGV How would you build a healthy, sustainable community? Will you plant trees? Build neighborhood parks and connect them to trails? Redesign streets that are safer for walking and biking? Improve bus and train connections to destinations such as schools, grocery stores, libraries and parks? These actions can collectively improve air quality, reduce heat,
- [MYARC](https://apifm.org/myarc/) - 2026 Mobilizing Youth Advocates for Resilient Communities (MYARC) The MYARC program is a 7-week program that will engage a diverse group of local SGV youth between the ages of 14-18 around environmental health and justice issues. After successful completion of the MYARC program, participants will be eligible for a $550 stipend. Applications for our 2026
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- [Sustainers](https://apifm.org/sustainers/) - Sustainers APIFM Sustainers API Forward Movement is committed to building movements for healthy change with the communities directly impacted. And we want you to #jointhemovement like these legendary people below: Fresh Viet BuiElizabeth BergerJessica JinnCraig KaneshiroBarbara KimAndrea KimuraKatherine LeeYeun-Bin LeeMark MasaokaEmily NgMichael NgimKathy PhamJacob PhillipsSree PonamalaSophia PuDora QuachYi Min TeoDominic TovarLeslie ToySabrina Yunus Active Carmen
- [Angela Law](https://apifm.org/angela-law/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Angela learned about APIFM through the Board Leadership Program (BLP). APIFM’s mission to serve the community through food access, health and sustainability really resonates with her and she hopes to further support this mission. Work Affiliation: Risk Consultant at Ernst & Young (EY) Bio: Born and raised in San Diego,
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- [Water: Fremont Elementary School TCH](https://apifm.org/water-tch/) - 水: 弗里蒙特小學綠化項目 English Español 項目介紹 APIFM 的「水即生命」(Water is Life)項目,旨在教育西聖蓋博谷西地區居民節約用水和社區裡的各項水資源項目。 「水即生命」項目同時希望提高地方政府官員對社區水議題的關注、放大社區居民對飲用水安全的聲音與訴求,以及動員社區採取行動改變日常用水習慣。 為什麼選擇弗里蒙特小學? 「水即生命」項目曾邀請超過 300 位西聖蓋博谷地區居民,一起物色最適合建置「多重效益雨水收集項目」的地點。透過視覺調查與地圖標註活動,弗里蒙特小學(FES) 因具備以下條件而被居民列為優先地點。這包括位於聖蓋博河流域範圍、鄰近主要交通幹道(10 號州際高速公路與弗里蒙特大道),以及易受空氣污染與極端高溫影響。 項目目標 FES 被選為一個理想的地點,可透過綠色基礎建設為學生和周圍社區帶來多重效益。項目主要目標包括: 收集並再利用雨水,以減少逕流、改善水質。 增加樹蔭、原生植物與綠地,以降低都市熱島效應和改善空氣品質。 打造戶外學習與遊樂空間,促進學生身心健康與教育發展。 在設計過程中融入社區有意義的意見。 社區參與 自 2024 年以來,已有超過 600 名弗里蒙特小學的學生、家長與教職員分享他們對打造更綠化和健康校園的想法、願景和反饋。我們衷心感謝所有參與者,共同塑造了本項目的願景。 2024-2025 年社區參與報告 設計概念 您今天所見的設計反映了我們迄今收集到的集體意見。它代表了一個初步概念圖,呈現了社區居民對校園的許多主要期望。然而,重要的是明白這並非最終設計。隨著規劃的推進,有關設計將會依據各種因素,包括安全規範、學區法規、維護需求和經費狀況,作進一步修訂和調整。 雖然我們已經獲得當前設計和社區參與階段的經費,但是要落實某些元素,仍需要尋求額外資金。並非所有展示的元素最終都能實現,具體實施將取決於技術可行性和後續資金來源。參與者提供的意見對於確立優先事項與引導後續步驟至關重要。我們期待與您分享更多有關設計修訂和新資金申請的進展。感謝您一路以來的支持。 下一步計劃? 目前,FES 綠化項目仍處於設計開發階段。一旦設計敲定後,將進行進一步的技術審查與修訂,以確保長期的永續性、可行性與安全性。隨著項目的推進,未來還會有更多社區反饋的機會。若您有任何問題或想獲得本項目的最新進展,歡迎發送電子郵件至 info@apifm.org。 FES 綠化項目由以下機構提供資助與支持:流域健康委員會的洛杉磯重新設計計劃(Council for Watershed Health’s ReDesign LA Program)、水資源基金會的安全清潔水計劃(Water Foundation’s Safe Clean Water Program)、綠線研究中心(Greenlining Institute)、西達賽奈醫療中心(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center)、資源遺產基金(Resources Legacy
- [Water: Fremont Elementary School Español](https://apifm.org/water-sp/) - Agua: El proyecto verde de la primaria Fremont 中文版 English Sobre el programa El proyecto El agua es vida de APIFM tiene como enfoque educar a la comunidad en el valle de San Gabriel sobre la conservación y proyectos de agua en nuestras comunidades. El proyecto El agua es vida también intenta incrementar la concientización
- [Naeomi Chin](https://apifm.org/naeomi-chin/) - Team Naeomi Chin is a Program Coordinator for APIFM’s Food Roots Nourish and Water is Life team. She is a recent graduate of California State University, Los Angeles, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health. Passionate about the intersection of epidemiology and health education, Naeomi aspires to apply research-based knowledge and health education
- [Jean Park](https://apifm.org/jean-park/) - Team Jean Park (she/her) is a Program Manager for APIFM’s Water is Life project, currently working on a school greening project and building collective action with the Sustainable SGV Coalition. Jean has organized residents in Alhambra and Monterey Park to advocate for community projects that would improve air quality, build more park space, and improve
- [Christopher Tenorio](https://apifm.org/christopher-tenorio/) - Team Christopher Tenorio (he/his) is a Program Manager for Food Roots Nourish's Community Health project at APIFM. Born in Guam and originally from the Bay Area, Chris found himself in Los Angeles in 2017 in order to finish his bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Asian American Studies at UCLA. Since then, he has dedicated himself
- [Louise "Isa" Fonua](https://apifm.org/louise-isa-fonua/) - Team Louise “Isa” Fonua is a Program Coordinator and a CalFresh Enroller at APIFM. As a Tongan American, Isa has always had a passion to give to communities through service. She splits her time between the Community Health team and Enroll LA team. As a Program Coordinator, she works to foster healthier Pacific Islander communities
- [Leah Perez](https://apifm.org/leah-perez/) - Team Leah Perez (she/her) plays a multi-faceted role at APIFM as a Program Coordinator, Enroll LA team member, and early childhood educator. She joined the team during the pandemic since witnessing the magnitude of negative impacts within the Pacific Islander community. Leah found her passion in helping community members get the resources and help they
- [Sustainable SGV Coalition](https://apifm.org/coalition/) - Sustainable SGV Coalition The Sustainable SGV Coalition is a group of residents and organizations advocating for healthier, greener, and more resilient communities through multibenefit projects that protect our environment and public health. Join the Coalition About How would you help build a healthier, more sustainable community? Would you plant trees, create neighborhood parks connected by
- [Community Health](https://apifm.org/community-health/) - Community Health APIFM’s Community Health (CH) team actively engages with the Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (NHPI) community in Los Angeles County through food distribution, health education and healthy eating tips. Samoan Healthy Eating Plate Check out our newly developed Health Begins with the Heart brochure, tailored to a Samoan diet. Users can refer to
- [Clean Air SGV Community Air Monitoring Study Page](https://apifm.org/elementor-page-14794/) - Community-Led Air Monitoring in Alhambra and Monterey Park Background Alhambra and Monterey Park are two diverse, working-class cities in the western San Gabriel Valley that are significantly affected by air pollution. These communities are bordered by multiple freeways, adjacent to commercial and industrial zones, and experience high volumes of diesel truck and vehicle traffic. Despite
- [Esther Tam](https://apifm.org/esther-tam/) - Team Esther (she/her) is a Program Coordinator on APIFM’s Sustainable SGV team for Clean Air SGV, Environmental Justice Summer Institute and Nature For All programs. Her personal passion in environmental sustainability led her to first volunteer with APIFM, during which she discovered her larger passion for environmental justice for the API community in the San
- [Marianna Yamamoto](https://apifm.org/marianna-yamamoto/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Marianna is drawn to APIFM’s mission to support API communities to live healthy and abundant lives. She first engaged with APIFM through the Community Supported Agriculture program, which taught her to appreciate and cook with fresh produce. She is excited to support and learn from APIFM’s impactful work with API
- [CalFresh](https://apifm.org/calfresh/) - CalFresh Healthy Living The CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) Program is a federal/State partnership that provides nutrition education for individuals who are enrolled in or eligible to enroll in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). APIFM is partnering with the Los Angeles Department of Public Health (LAC-DPH) to help meet the fresh food needs of low-income
- [Brandon Pham](https://apifm.org/brandon-pham/) - Team Brandon (he/him) is a fellow of the Western Environmental Science Technical Assistance Center for Environmental Justice (WEST EJ Center). The WEST EJ Center fellowship program works to empower students and communities in the fight for environmental and energy justice by providing hands-on opportunities to address systemic inequities. His experience as a 2024 Environmental Summer
- [Air Pollution and COVID-19](https://apifm.org/air-pollution/) - Air Pollution and COVID-19 Download PDF Materials EnglishSimplified ChineseTraditional ChineseSpanish Vietnamese See Also Campaign Flyer Learn More Alhambra Community Health Profile Learn More Monterey Park Community Health Profile Learn More PurpleAir Sensor FAQ Learn More
- [Blog](https://apifm.org/blog/) - Blog Emergency Resources and Resistance Read More » June 21, 2025 Connections Along Our Corridors Read More » June 21, 2025 Community Dynamix Collaboration Read More » June 12, 2025 Protecting the SGMNM Read More » June 9, 2025 DIY Air Filters and Community Feedback Read More » February 28, 2025 Transit to Trails Read
- [Transit to Trails: The San Gabriel Mountains Unveiled](https://apifm.org/transit-to-trails-the-san-gabriel-mountains-unveiled/) - Transit to Trails:The San Gabriel MountainsNational Monument Unveiled From bus to mountains, from streets to peaks, from transit to trails, this project will open up endless possibilities for many people to interact with nature. I had the immense privilege of participating in the pilot for Transit 2 Trails (T2T), and it was an incredible
- [CLARISSA Woo](https://apifm.org/clarissa-woo/) - Team Clarissa (she/her) is a Community Engagement Coordinator for APIFM’s Sustainable SGV team. Based in Alhambra, Clarissa is a cheerful and enthusiastic individual who is passionate about creating healthier local communities through education, engagement, and empowerment. She recently graduated from Cal State LA with a B.S. in Public Health—PRAISE THE LORD!—and is so grateful that
- [Pamela Ng](https://apifm.org/pamela-ng/) - Team Pamela Ng joined the team as a Community Engagement Coordinator and is excited to connect community members with the CalFresh program. Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, Pamela brings valuable experience from her previous work with Chinatown communities. She enjoys working with these communities as they remind her of her home in Hong Kong.
- [Events](https://apifm.org/events/) - Our Public Events See our calendar below to join us at upcoming community events!
- [Papu Togafau](https://apifm.org/papu-togafau/) - Team Papu (he/his) is a Community Health Worker at APIFM. Originally from San Bernardino California, Papu has been in LA for the last 9 years where he got his degree in sociology at UCLA. He has worked primarily in community outreach nonprofits revolved around addressing educational disparities in the Pacific Islander community. He has always
- [COVID-19](https://apifm.org/covid-19/) - COVID-19 Information Welcome to the COVID-19 Information page! Find translated COVID-19 resources below. To find a vaccine provider near you, please visit VaccineFinder.org. For more information, visit the CDC or contact education@apifm.org. Stay safe folx! Vaccine Information COVID-19 Vaccine Facts Finding Credible Vaccine Information COVID-19 Information Proper Disposal of Masks COVID-19 Variants
- [Parks](https://apifm.org/parks/) - APIs and Parks Parks provide people with a space to gather, exercise and relax outdoors. But many API communities lack adequate land devoted to public recreational use. Additionally, parks can only serve their purpose if they are well-maintained and safe; many, unfortunately, are not. Advocating for accessible parks is only one aspect of the work
- [Safer Streets](https://apifm.org/safer-streets/) - APIs and Safer Streets Streets are the thoroughfares by which people move from place to place, not only by car, but also on foot or by bike. Many API communities, however, lack streets that are safe for pedestrians and cyclists — most streets in Los Angeles are designed first and foremost with cars in mind.
- [Contact](https://apifm.org/contact/) - Contact Contact us Email: info [at] apifm.orgPhone: (213) 553-1800 Our Locations Downtown Office 905 East 8th Street Los Angeles, CA 90021 We are located in the Special Service for Groups, Inc. (SSG) building. Alhambra Office1641 W. Main St. #308Alhambra, CA 91801
- [Our Programs](https://apifm.org/our-programs/) - Our Programs Food Roots Harvest Food Roots Harvest (FRH) aims to create a just, equitable, and sustainable local food system focused on reconnecting people to their food, the land, and the people who grow it. We do this by working on multiple fronts to expand access to healthy food in API neighborhoods and to facilitate
- [Alex Tsao](https://apifm.org/alex-tsao/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Alex recently learned about APIFM and immediately resonated with the mission to help uplift the API community and advocate for a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle. Work Affiliation: Panda Express Bio: Hailing originally from the Midwest, Alex was one of the few Asians in his town. Thus, he made a point
- [Yimin Teo](https://apifm.org/yimin-teo/) - Team Passion for APIFM: I first knew about APIFM’s amazing work on improving food access through Food Roots Harvest - which is an area I am especially passionate about. I am excited to support APIFM’s mission of helping the AAPI communities thrive through well-rounded, culturally relevant support to promote optimal healthy living. Work Affiliation: Owner
- [Duke Choi](https://apifm.org/duke-choi/) - Team Duke (he/him) works to ensure a healthier community through advocacy, community engagement, and service. In the future, Duke hopes to eliminate chronic diseases that continue to burden the population. Prior to joining APIFM, Duke worked in corporate wellness as a team lead, where he managed a diverse team of healthcare professionals to implement wellness
- [HENG LAM FOONG](https://apifm.org/heng-lam-foong/) - Team Heng Lam Foong (she/her) co-directs APIFM with Kyle Tsukahira. She brings to the organization over 25 years of experience in nonprofit management, community engagement and policy advocacy. During this non-profit journey Heng Lam has had the privilege to partner with multiracial and multiethnic coalitions on intersecting public health issues including equitable access to healthy
- [Linda Huynh](https://apifm.org/linda-huynh/) - Team As APIFM’s program manager, Linda values the power of helping people grow. She is most known for being community-oriented and motivated to help others who benefit from APIFM services. Previously, she was APIFM’s Community Engagement Coordinator. Linda is most proud of her contributions to the elder community of Chinatown. She hosted a wide
- [Kyle Tsukahira](https://apifm.org/kyle-tsukahira/) - Team Kyle Tsukahira is a proud fourth generation Japanese American (Yonsei). During WWII, Kyle’s grandparents were incarcerated in Heart Mountain, Wyoming which was one of ten concentration camps set up by the U.S. government to imprison over 120,000 Japanese and Japanese American during the war. Over two-thirds of the people forcibly incarcerated were U.S. citizens.
- [Jeshow Yang](https://apifm.org/jeshow-yang/) - Team As the Program Manager of the API Forward Movement's Sustainable SGV program, Je-Show Yang, is passionately dedicated to empowering local residents to positively impact the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) communities. In his role, Je-Show is acutely aware of the pollution burdens faced by SGV communities, primarily due to their proximity to numerous freeways. He
- [Avisha Patel](https://apifm.org/avisha-patel/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Avisha shares APIFM’s passion for promoting wellbeing for all by providing access, education, and opportunities. Work Affiliation: Avisha is a Managing Attorney at Southern California Gas Company, where she works on supporting California’s energy transition to a sustainable future. She is the founding president of SoCalGas’s API employee resource group,
- [Cecilia Su'a](https://apifm.org/cecilia-sua/) - Team Cecilia Su'a (she/her) is a program coordinator at APIFM with the Sustainable SGV program. Since graduating from UCLA in 2021, she has been actively involved in various non-profit organizations and social services, seeking a fulfilling and gratifying career. With a passion for equity, environmental justice, and community work, Cecilia is committed to positively impacting
- [Amelia Vernon](https://apifm.org/amelia-vernon/) - Team Amelia (she/her) is passionate about working to improve health equity and provide quality care for underserved communities. Since graduating from UCLA, she has worked with various Pacific Islander COVID-19 response teams within Los Angeles and Riverside Counties and is currently a Community Health Worker who conducts outreach and provides resources to the AAPI community
- [Food Roots Nourish](https://apifm.org/frn/) - Building on the work of the APIFM HEAL Team between 2016-2019, Food Roots Nourish partners with neighborhood-based groups to facilitate food, nutrition and physical activity programs that center immigrant Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Through our Food & Cooking, Movement and Community Health projects, Food Roots Nourish partners with community and faith based leaders to
- [Food Roots](https://apifm.org/frh/) - The Food Roots program was initially created in the summer of 2012 in order to address the lack of access to local, affordable, and culturally relevant produce for many Asian and Pacific Islander (API) families across LA County. The program has taken many forms over the years evolving from a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model
- [Where Does our Water Come From?](https://apifm.org/where-does-our-water-come-from/) - You turn on the faucet and water comes out. You turn the knobs in your shower and a steady stream flows out. We know that when we want to wash our dishes or water our plants, we can reliably expect it to come out of our tap. But do you ever wonder where this water comes from?
- [Is my tap water safe to drink?](https://apifm.org/is-my-tap-water-safe-to-drink/) - Is my tap water safe to drink? Being a resident in the United States means that many of us have access to clean and reliable tap water. We who are fortunate enough to have access to tap water are ready to use it to cook and clean We’re happy to use it to wash our
- [Sisi Zhang](https://apifm.org/sisi-zhang/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: I love that APIFM introduces healthy living and sustainable life skills to our community. It’s such necessary and critical work that often gets overlooked. Work affiliation: I work for Panda Restaurant Group’s marketing team, focusing on our digital and social marketing communications. It’s equal parts creative, strategic, and innovative. Bio:
- [Attribution](https://apifm.org/attribution/) - This site has been created with the help of many different people and companies. This site was built on a powerful, Inspirations based web builder called BoldGrid. It is running on WordPress, the most popular content management software online today. Web hosting support is provided by DreamHost. Additional functionality provided by: WP Canvas - Gallery
- [Glossary](https://apifm.org/glossary/) - Glossary Download PDF Materials EnglishSimplified ChineseTraditional Chinese SpanishVietnamese See Also Where does our water come from? Learn More Is my tap water safe to drink? Learn More Who takes care of our water? Learn More What is a watershed? Learn More
- [Campaign Flyer](https://apifm.org/campaign-flyer/) - Campaign Flyer Download PDF Materials EnglishSimplified ChineseSpanish Vietnamese See Also Air Pollution and COVID 19 Learn More Alhambra Community Health Profile Learn More Monterey Park Community Health Profile Learn More PurpleAir Sensor FAQ Learn More
- [sensors](https://apifm.org/cleanairsgv/sensors/) - PurpleAir Sensor FAQs 1. What are PurpleAir Sensors? PurpleAir sensors are used to detect and measure air pollution in nearby areas, namely fine particulate matter (PM 2.5), smoke, and dust in the air. The sensors that APIFM is distributing are the PA-II Dual Laser Air sensors. To find out more about these sensors, please visit
- [Monterey Park Community Health Profile](https://apifm.org/monterey-park-community/) - Monterey Park Community Health Profile Download PDF Materials EnglishSimplified ChineseSpanish Vietnamese See Also Campaign Flyer Learn More Air Pollution and COVID 19 Learn More Alhambra Community Health Profile Learn More PurpleAir Sensor FAQ Learn More
- [Alhambra Community Health Profile](https://apifm.org/alhambra-community/) - Alhambra Community Health Profile Download PDF Materials EnglishSimplified ChineseSpanish Vietnamese See Also Campaign Flyer Learn More Air Pollution and COVID 19 Learn More Monterey Park Community Health Profile Learn More PurpleAir Sensor FAQ Learn More
- [Movement](https://apifm.org/movement/) - Tai Chair & Tea Talk APIFM is proud to offer Tai Chair to Chinatown’s older adults at Los Angeles State Historic Park. The free exercise program highlights tai chi movements using chairs to help participants maintain their balance. Healthy Mind and Body Sipoo Shelene Hearring leads Tai Chair. She is a martial artist and chief
- [Feed The Fam](https://apifm.org/feedthefam/) - Emergency CSA Access to fresh, healthy, and culturally relevant food is an essential and basic human right. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated food insecurity throughout LA County making it more difficult for many families to put food on the table. Donate Today! What We Do APIFM is working with our network of farmers to source fresh,
- [Peggy Wang](https://apifm.org/peggy-wang/) - Team Peggy Wang joined SSG/APIFM in 2022 as a Community Engagement Coordinator with the Enroll LA team where she engages easily with community members to inform and help qualified persons to enroll into the CalFresh program. Peggy is multilingual in English, Mandarin and Thai from her years living abroad with her family. She has been
- [Lyna Vuong](https://apifm.org/lyna-vuong/) - Team Lyna focuses on culturally responsive programming that promotes healthy food access, nutrition education, cooking, and community gardening. She leads farm-to-school initiatives in the West San Gabriel Valley and Koreatown, fostering gardening and culinary literacy among young children and their families. Lyna brings a wealth of expertise to her role with over a decade of
- [ToP Team](https://apifm.org/top-team/) - ToP Team Since 2019, SSG/APIFM has participated in health policy and prevention efforts to address tobacco use and secondhand smoke. APIs are also underrepresented in tobacco control research, particularly young adults, who have among the highest tobacco use in the country. Currently, APIFM is participating in a community-based participatory research project called CAPITALISE (Community API
- [Ranko Fukuda](https://apifm.org/ranko-fukuda/) - Advisory Board Ranko Fukuda Passion for APIFM: Ranko has been a long-time supporter of APIFM's work and is especially passionate about access to local, fresh produce by API families. She has learned a lot from APIFM's continued efforts around health and environmental justice and hopes the API community across the region can benefit from this
- [Jocelyn Estiandan](https://apifm.org/jocelyn-estiandan/) - Advisory Board Jocelyn Estiandan, MPH Jocelyn serves a Health Program Manager of the Integration Unit within the Office of Planning, Integration, and Engagement at the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (DPH). The Integration Unit directs and facilitates the integration and coordination of cross-programmatic efforts to achieve strategic and mission-aligned goals across DPH. Her
- [Taking a Breath of Nature](https://apifm.org/taking-a-breath-of-nature/)
- [Taking a Break with Nature](https://apifm.org/elementor-9297/)
- [Why](https://apifm.org/cleanairsgv/why/) - Why CleanAirSGV? THE PROBLEM There are over 50 schools in the San Gabriel Valley located closer than the recommended 500 feet to a major roadway or freeway. Research shows that proximity to freeways is closely linked to health issues like asthma, heart disease, cancer, obesity, and diabetes. Given that the San Gabriel Valley is surrounded
- [In The New](https://apifm.org/in-the-news/) - APIFM in the Media Enroll LA 2022 Check out the amazing work that the APIFM Enroll LA team has been doing! In March 2022, one of our Enroll LA team members, Nare Park, had the opportunity to speak with the San Fernando Sun about the benefits of CalFresh and how it supports community members in
- [Sree Ponamala](https://apifm.org/sree-ponamala/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: I was introduced to APIFM through the Board Leadership Program (BLP). I loved the mission of this organization which serves the community by promoting health, wellness and active living opportunities. I would like to support and be a part of this great mission oriented organization. Work Affiliation: Director of
- [Daphne Tan](https://apifm.org/daphne-tan/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Daphne is excited to be a part of APIFM because of her passion for health and wellness as it contributes to active living. She strongly believes in APIFM’s mission to provide a healthy and sustainable environment to the API community here in Los Angeles and wants to support this effort
- [kathryn lee](https://apifm.org/kathryn-lee/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Kathryn was introduced to APIFM through the Board Leadership Program (BLP) and was immediately drawn to the organization’s mission. She loves that APIFM provides such a wide range of programs and platforms that encourage our communities to live healthier lifestyles! Work Affiliation: Bank of Southern California Bio: Kathryn was born
- [Jessica Jinn](https://apifm.org/jessica-jinn/) - Advisory Board Jessica is currently a climate advisor with the Natural Resources Defense Council and works intimately with the City of Los Angeles on vehicle electrification and mobility projects. Prior to this, she was Communications Director at Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles and in charge of developing advocacy and awareness-raising campaigns for issues
- [Michael Ngim](https://apifm.org/michael-ngim/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: Michael is passionate around health and an active lifestyle. He believes the API community in the Los Angeles area should have access and support to achieving a healthy and balanced life. Work Affiliation: Capital Group Bio: Born in Oakland, CA and grew up in Columbus, Ohio. Since college, he has
- [Leslie Toy](https://apifm.org/leslie-toy/) - Advisory Board Passion for APIFM: I first was introduced to APIFM through its Community Supported Agriculture program and loved the fresh produce and ability to support local Asian farmers. I’ve also been a participant of the “Walk the Walk” program which was a lot of fun and motivated me to get active. APIFM’s work is
- [Jeremy (Jianhong) Guan](https://apifm.org/jeremy-guan/) - Team Jeremy (Jianhong) Guan (he/him) is a Community Engagement Coordinator for the Food Roots Harvest team. Jeremy was born in China and then moved to Los Angeles at the age of 12. He is currently a student majoring in Accounting at the University of Southern California (USC). Jeremy is passionate about utilizing his Cantonese
- [Nare Park](https://apifm.org/nare-park/) - Team Now a Coordinator for APIFM's Enroll LA project, Nare Park (they/them) started as outreach specialist for the amazing Healthy Eating, Active Living team. They provide community outreach, develop gardening curriculum, and facilitate collaborative, fun, and culturally rooted nutrition / cooking and gardening workshops alongside co-facilitator Charleston Daulo. They provide English – Korean, Korean –
- [Keke Sulu](https://apifm.org/keke-sulu/) - Team Keke was born and raised in the beautiful island of Samoa and now resides in the city of Long Beach. She was first introduced to APIFM as a volunteer for the Emergency CSA food distribution program serving the NHPI community. As a Community Health Worker Keke believes that this amazing opportunity has allowed her
- [Phil Timoteo](https://apifm.org/phil-timoteo/) - Team Phil Timoteo (he/him) is the Administrative Assistant for the Food Roots and DPH CalFresh program. Born and raised in the Inland Empire, Phil was driven by the impact advocacy has on the AAPI community. He is currently studying Molecular Cell & Developmental Biology at UCLA, and resides as the President of UCLA’s Pacific Islands’
- [Corina Penaia](https://apifm.org/corina-penaia/) - Team Corina is passionate about working with the AAPI community, improving healthy equity, and simply helping folks in any capacity. She is interested in finding innovative ways to increase access to quality health care for underserved communities through education, advocacy, and community outreach. Corina holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Pitzer College and Master’s
- [Finding Nature on the Porch](https://apifm.org/porch/) - Finding Nature on the Porch
- [The Sound of the Mountains](https://apifm.org/sound/) - The Sound of the Mountains
- [Finding History in the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/finding-history-in-the-san-gabriel-mountains/) - Finding History in the San Gabriel Mountains
- [There Won’t be Wifi, but I guarantee there will be Connections Made on a Hike](https://apifm.org/hiking-connections/) - There Won’t be Wifi, but I guarantee there will be Connections Made on a Hike
- [Mental Health and the Mountains](https://apifm.org/mental-health-and-the-mountains/) - Mental Health and the Mountains
- [My First Time Hiking the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/my-first-time-hiking-the-san-gabriel-mountains/) - My First Time Hiking the San Gabriel Mountains
- [Machiko’s Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains](https://apifm.org/machikos-memories-of-the-san-gabriel-mountains/) - Machiko’s Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains
- [Pregnant During a Pandemic](https://apifm.org/pregnant-during-a-pandemic/) - Pregnant During a Pandemic
- [Carol Lee’s Experience of the San Gabriel Mountain](https://apifm.org/carol-lees-experience-of-the-san-gabriel-mountain/) - Carol Lee’s Experience of the San Gabriel Mountain I’ve been a HikeAPI participant since the group’s first official hike on the San Gabriel Mountains’ Eaton Canyon Trail in late-2015. At the time, folx in the community who were involved with APIFM (then known as Asian and Pacific Islander Obesity Prevention Alliance) expressed an interest in
- [Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains with Amy She](https://apifm.org/memories-of-the-san-gabriel-mountains-with-amy-she/) - Memories of the San Gabriel Mountains with Amy She “The San Gabriel Mountains provided the backdrop to the many memories I made growing up in the 626. I would go hiking with friends and family, which created many bonding opportunities while enjoying the beauty of nature in our own neighborhood. In the hustle and bustle
- [Running-through-the-san-gabriel-mountains-with-julie-yan](https://apifm.org/running-through-the-san-gabriel-mountains-with-julie-yan/) - Running Through the San Gabriel Mountains with Julie Yan “Running a marathon seemed impossible for me until I was introduced to APIFM and RunAPI by a good friend back in September 2016. They also helped me discover the different trails and paths within the San Gabriel Mountains that lead to many beautiful waterfall and scenic
- [Pledge](https://apifm.org/cleanairsgv/pledge/) - Make a difference in your local air quality today! Sign our pledge card and join the movement for #cleanairsgv Loading…
- [Walk](https://apifm.org/walk/) - Walk The Walk
- [Heal](https://apifm.org/heal/) - Heal APIFM’s Healthy Eating & Active Living (HEAL) program aims to serve people of all ages in underserved, historically Asian American neighborhoods. Our HEAL team of staff and volunteers currently does grassroots education and organizing to promote health equity in Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Tokyo, Historic Filipinotown, and San Gabriel Valley. We place a high priority
- [Sample Page](https://apifm.org/sample-page/) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger

## Ultimeters

- [Giving Tuesday 2025](https://apifm.org/ultimeter/giving-tuesday-2025/)

## Categories

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## Tags

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- [Walk the Walk](https://apifm.org/tag/walk-the-walk/)
- [bridge to nowhere](https://apifm.org/tag/bridge-to-nowhere/)
- [east fork trail](https://apifm.org/tag/east-fork-trail/)
- [Nature for All](https://apifm.org/tag/nature-for-all/)
- [san gabriel mountains](https://apifm.org/tag/san-gabriel-mountains/)
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- [Walk the Walk 2021](https://apifm.org/tag/walk-the-walk-2021/)
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- [San Gabr](https://apifm.org/tag/san-gabr/)
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- [Testimonial](https://apifm.org/tag/testimonial/)
- [youth advocacy](https://apifm.org/tag/youth-advocacy/)
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- [Youth Quest](https://apifm.org/tag/youth-quest/)
- [mental health](https://apifm.org/tag/mental-health/)
- [nature](https://apifm.org/tag/nature/)
- [hikeapi](https://apifm.org/tag/hikeapi/)
- [SGM](https://apifm.org/tag/sgm/)
- [n4a](https://apifm.org/tag/n4a/)
- [San Gabriel Mountain](https://apifm.org/tag/san-gabriel-mountain/)
- [Testimonials](https://apifm.org/tag/testimonials/)
- [2023](https://apifm.org/tag/2023/)