Community Workshops

Our community workshops provide a platform for local professionals who identify as Asian, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) to share their unique experiences and insights on navigating their professional careers.

This inclusive and educational workshop specifically caters to aspiring young and next-generation Asian American students who are forging their own career paths.

Features

  • Hear Stories from Accomplished Professionals in the Community

    Each workshop features a distinguished AANHPI professionals from various fields and to share their personal stories and the challenges they encountered throughout their career journeys. These esteemed individuals represent a wide spectrum of expertise, including entrepreneurs, doctors, software engineers, artists, and more.

    By providing a range of perspectives, we aim to foster inspiration and empower the attendees to pursue their passions.

  • Interactive Q&A Sessions

    Our workshops are designed to be interactive, allowing attendees to actively engage with the presenter through engaging question and answer sessions. Students and young professionals can seek advice, gain insights, and address their concerns directly to the experts.

    This invaluable opportunity promotes open dialogue and helps participants gain a deeper understanding of the various pathways available to them.

  • Networking Opportunities

    We understand the importance of networking in today's professional landscape. As such, our workshops provide ample networking opportunities, encouraging attendees to connect and build relationships with both the panelists and their peers.

    Through these connections, attendees can expand their professional networks and potentially find mentors who can guide and support them as they embark on their own careers.

Why Workshops?

Next Workshop

November 12, 2024 at 12 pm

Future Ready

Take the stress out of college planning—join us at Holgate Multnomah Library to unlock the secrets to a smooth and successful college journey.

Guest Speakers:

Regina Stanton, College Coordinator

Tiffany Vo, Bachelor’s in Anthropology