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On March 16, 2021, a mass shooting in Atlanta targeting 3 Asian-owned businesses resulted in the killing of 6 Asian American women. In response, on March 26, 2021, GAPABA, our Law Foundation, the Korean American Bar Association of Georgia (KABA-GA), and other prominent AAPI community leaders in Georgia joined forces to launch the AAPI Crime Victims & Education Fund. The Fund will seek to prevent bias-motivated violence against the AAPI community and assist victims in the aftermath of such crimes. This is the first national fund for AAPI victims of racially motivated crimes.
The AAPI Crime Victims and Education Fund will provide financial assistance to other AAPI crime victims anywhere in the United States and support educational and awareness programs aimed at reducing violence targeted towards the AAPI community. The goal is to have th fund be available on a nationwide basis to provide financial assistance to other AAPI crime victims and support educational and awareness programs aimed at reducing violence targeting the AAPI community. GoFundMe Online donations: CLICK HERE |
Former U.S. Attorney BJay Pak announces the Launch of the AAPI Crime Victims & Education Fund in 2021 Following the March 16, 2021 mass AAPI shooting in Atlanta, then GAPABA President-Elect Timothy Wang issued a Call to Action |
