Strong community based organizations (both existing and emerging) that provide services, advocate for, and organize within AAPI neighborhoods and communities.

• CBOs have sufficient and sustainable organizational capacity, funding and resources.
• CBOs have effective and sustainable leadership models.
• CBOs have resources and capacity to provide economic empowerment services.
• CBOs have capacity to run effective organizing campaigns that engage AAPIs and local residents on issues impacting their communities and neighborhoods.

A connected coalition that represents collective AAPI power at the national level.

• Coalition is steered by accountable and engaged leadership from member organizations that reflects diversity of AAPI communities.
• Strong cross cultural peer relationships and networks.
• Shared values and intersectional analysis of barriers to the economic and social advancement of low-income AAPIs.
• A unified national policy agenda that reflects local community needs.

National policies and resources that further the economic and social empowerment of low income AAPIs, and equitable development of AAPI neighborhoods.

• Narrative shift on the conditions of low-income AAPIs in public, private, and ally institutions through research and storytelling.
• Strategic alliances with progressive social justice organizations.
• Public policy makers are educated about and held accountable to low income AAPI community development needs.
• A unified national policy agenda that reflects local community needs.