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Amplify AAPI is the largest, most representative public opinion panel of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.

What Sets Amplify AAPI Apart

We provide trustworthy data on the needs, opinions, and experiences of the diverse Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander population.

Inclusivity

Most panels and public opinion surveys recruit and conduct only in English and Spanish. We conduct interviews in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean & Vietnamese—with more to come.

Scientific Excellence

Our experts in policy, data, analytics, cultural relevance and responsiveness produce reliable, scientifically rigorous research for decision-makers who can’t afford to be wrong.

Speed

Survey turnaround and results in as little as five weeks. With access to a pool of thousands of ready respondents, we connect with diverse communities for of-the-moment insights.

Recent Work

2024 Election Insights

APIAVote and AAPI Data reveal new survey findings on how AAPI voters view the Harris-Trump presidential race, voting intentions, attitudes towards key issues, and more.

Young Asian man with vote sticker talks with older Asian woman

State of Chinese Americans Survey 2024

A survey done in partnership with Committee of 100 focused on the current politics and policy needs of the Chinese American population.

The State of Anti-AA/PI Hate

This report, done in partnership with Stop AAPI Hate, offers a comprehensive picture of the state of anti-Asian American and anti-Pacific Islander (anti-AA/PI) hate in 2023.

Advisory Council

Our Advisory Council represents the diverse AANHPI community and has the expertise to ensure that Amplify AAPI is relevant and responsive to the researchers, users, and the AANHPI community.

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AANHPI Leaders Share the Impact of Inclusive Data

Stephanie Morimoto, Owner & CEO of Asutra

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“We all just want to feel like we belong,” says Stephanie Morimoto. Stephanie is the owner and CEO of Asutra, a health and wellness company. Here, she discusses her own diverse background and how a research panel like Amplify AAPI can lead to greater AANHPI representation.

Kevin Pang, Editorial Director at America's Test Kitchen

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“This is the next step toward understanding,” says Kevin Pang. Kevin is a writer, documentary filmmaker, and the editorial director for digital at America's Test Kitchen on PBS. Here, he shares that rich data can lead to deeper understanding of diverse communities.

Nancy Chen, President of Chinese American Women in Action

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“We need data so we can help those who need our help,” says Nancy Chen. Nancy is a founding president of Chinese American Women in Action, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering Chinese American women through education, advocacy, networking, and mentoring.

Amplify AAPI will be a crucial step towards creating a more equitable future for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. We hope this initiative will move AANHPIs from being ‘statistically insignificant’ to finally being recognized as ‘significant members of American society.'

Daphne Kwok

Vice President of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Asian American & Pacific Islander Audience, AARP

Amplify AAPI will be a crucial step towards creating a more equitable future for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. We hope this initiative will move AANHPIs from being ‘statistically insignificant’ to finally being recognized as ‘significant members of American society.'

For far too long, the perspectives of Asian American and NHPI communities have been missing from policy conversations on a range of issues, from health care and housing affordability to education and economic mobility. Amplify AAPI will advance data equity by providing timely and critical insights that inform the work of news agencies, community organizations, government agencies, and philanthropies.

Karthick Ramakrishnan

Founder and Co-director of AAPI Data

For far too long, the perspectives of Asian American and NHPI communities have been missing from policy conversations on a range of issues, from health care and housing affordability to education and economic mobility. Amplify AAPI will advance data equity by providing timely and critical insights that inform the work of news agencies, community organizations, government agencies, and philanthropies.