New Breath Foundation’s Fight For The AANHPI Movement

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March 7, 2025
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Eddy Zheng, Founder & President of New Breath Foundation

Join Donors of Color Network and New Breath Foundation for our Monthly Movement Webinar. The New Breath Foundation is growing a coalition of funders and individual donors who trust impacted communities to shape solutions that heal and transform the lives of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPIs) and all people of color affected by the unjust U.S. immigration and criminal legal systems. Eddy Zheng, President and Founder of New Breath Foundation, will lead us in a conversation about the importance of getting resources to AANHPI communities, dispelling the myth of the model minority, and the importance of cross-racial solidarity in the pursuit of restorative justice.

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