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(Left) Gigi de Gala, ARC Executive Director and (Right) George Kuwamura, ARC Board President
Letter from the President of ARC
Welcome to learning about the Asian Roundtable of Colorado (ARC).
We care about supporting all AAPI and other communities and ensuring they have the resources they need to fully participate in Colorado’s vibrant and diverse society.
The Colorado Asian community has expanded many fold over the years since the inception of the ARC. If you notice a gap or need in our communities that isn’t being met, we’d love to hear from you so we can work together to find solutions that help everyone feel welcome and encouraged to get involved at every level of society.
Please consider joining ARC to lead, volunteer, and learn about Colorado’s rich tapestry of cultures. You can also make a donation to help us continue our meaningful work supporting and uplifting our communities as we grow and integrate with our community-at-large. Being involved as an ARC member truly makes a difference!
Sincerely,
George Kuwamura
ARC Board President
ARC Board of Directors
Gloria Campbell
George Kuwamura, President
Tak Landrock, Secretary
Peter Lee, Treasurer
Vivian Egonio-Norman, Co-Vice President
Angela Han-Schmer
Peggy Yujiri
Jory Zhang, Co-Vice President
Become a Member
Frequently Asked Questions
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Anybody who aligns with ARC’s mission of providing a collaborative forum for AAPI communities to discuss and act upon issues of mutual concern; and to celebrate the culture and heritage of our communities.
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Supporting local AAPI communities and organizations
Networking with like-minded individuals
Volunteer and leadership opportunities
Educational programs and events
Access to member resources
Opportunities to make a positive community impact
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Yes. Volunteer opportunities are available regardless of membership status.
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Support the ARC’s mission
Follow ARC’s policies and bylaws
Participate respectfully in meetings and activities
Help promote the ARC’s initiatives
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The roundtable concept was adopted by the ARC during the early days to connect the handful of AAPI communities of diverse language and needs in Colorado. We rely on ambassadors and informal meetings to build bridges primarily through joint cultural celebrations. Over the years, many meaningful programs were held to support the growing diverse Asian immigrants. These include Asian month cultural celebrations, forums to address AAPI education, economics, business, language, health and other pertinent issues, a CO Asian Video series on people and issues, political candidates forum, newsletter, and community program support and funding.

