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Securing the Future: Intergenerational Mobility and Homeownership Among AANHPIs
Homeownership plays a central role in wealth building in the United States, yet we know far less about how wealth evolves after homeownership—particularly for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) households.
AAPI Data | AP-NORC Survey February-March 2026
Many think Trump has gone too far with his immigration policies. And, with the cost of living a source of stress for the vast majority of AAPI adults, few think Trump’s policies have helped their economic concerns.
Meeting the Moment with Bolder Futures
Announcing the launch of Bolder Futures, a companion effort to AAPI Data that leans more strongly into the “Action” part of AAPI Data’s DNA: Data, Narrative, Action framework.
New Report on the Future of AANHPI Charitable Giving
In order to understand the present state and the future of charitable giving in America, we need to better understand the charitable engagement of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. Not only are AAPIs among the fastest growing racial groups in the country, they already contribute to the charitable landscape and vibrancy of many cities and communities.
State of AANHPI Charitable Giving
In order to understand the present state and the future of charitable giving in America, we need to better understand the charitable engagement of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. Not only are AAPIs among the fastest growing racial groups in the country, they already contribute to the charitable landscape and vibrancy of many cities and communities.
AAPI Data | AP-NORC Survey December 2025-January 2026
Economic and personal finance issues, immigration, and health care are the top policy priorities AAPI adults want the government to address in 2026. And while most are pessimistic about the overall state of the country, economy, and healthcare, they are more positive about their own situation.
How DNA—Data, Narrative, Action—Can Build Community Power
The DNA: Data, Narrative, Action framework relies on three fundamental insights that help to maximize public impact: an organization’s work needs to be data-driven in order to be credible, it needs to be skilled in narrative work to be meaningful and memorable, and it needs to be action-oriented in order to be impactful. enacted by the federal government are affecting AAPI workers and international students and disrupting the stability of America’s talent pipeline, especially among immigrant communities.
AAPI Data Releases Timely New Guide on AAPIs and Health
Amidst growing public distrust of data collection, a group of researchers and organizations who are experts in data fortification and collection have published the SMARTT Framework.
New Report Urges “Safety First” Approach to Government and Nonprofit Data Collections
Amidst growing public distrust of data collection, a group of researchers and organizations who are experts in data fortification and collection have published the SMARTT Framework.
Policy Whiplash: High Skilled Immigrants and International Students in the Second Trump Administration
New policies enacted by the federal government are affecting AAPI workers and international students and disrupting the stability of America’s talent pipeline, especially among immigrant communities.
SNAP Cuts Threaten New York’s AAPI Children and Families
Food insecurity remains a hidden yet persistent problem for AAPI children and families across New York State. With SNAP disbursements freezing on November 1, we are deeply concerned by the impact on vulnerable AAPI families who are already struggling to put food on their tables each day.
Policies, Not Labels: AAPIs Embrace Socialist Policies More than the Term “Socialism” Itself
Generational divides emerge on political labels such as “socialism,” but not on government solutions to affordability