The National Asian Pacific American Museum Commission is currently holding listening sessions and accepting public comments through the end of June as part of its feasibility study for the creation of a future National Asian Pacific American (APA) Museum .  

Dr. Su-Mei Kao, National President, Formosan Association for Public Affair (FAPA), states:

We believe this is an important opportunity for Taiwanese Americans to ensure our unique history, identity, and contributions are recognized and represented rather than overlooked. It is also an issue of concern for FAPA because the future museum may shape how Taiwan and Taiwanese Americans are represented accurately in maps, labels, historical narratives, and community stories. 

Before June 30, please take a few minutes to tell the National Asian Pacific American Museum Commission that future museum maps should clearly show Taiwan as separate from China — not as part of China or in the same color.

Please take a few minutes to act:

  1. Submit your public comment by 6/30 — detailed instructions here:  
    https://reurl.cc/ep4nnj
  2. Need help answering the questions? See Our suggested responses here:  
    https://reurl.cc/Ga9ZXA
  3. Share this with your friends and family.

Thank you for helping make Taiwanese American voices heard. 

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