The Asian Educators Alliance (AsEA) is an Asian affinity organization committed to creating opportunities for Asian Pacific Islander South Asian(APISA) teachers and school staff to meet, network, identify challenges they face as APISA educators, discuss strategies to address these challenges, build mentoring structures, and share ways to support APISA families at our schools. 

How long has AsEA been around?
AsEA was formed by APISA educators at San Francisco Bay Area independent schools in December 2004.  In September 2006, a group of Asian educators in the New York Metropolitan Area created AsEANY, a New York affiliate of the organization.

What types of events does AsEA organize and host?
The AsEA annual conference is the only national conference that provides a space for APISA educators in independent, charter, and public schools to professionally network, mentor one another, develop leadership within their community, and strategize around challenges faced by APISA educators and families in their school. 

In addition to our annual conference, AsEA hopes to offer local professional development workshops and networking gatherings for APISA educators throughout the year.

If I have other questions, how can I contact you all?
Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.  You can reach us at [email protected].