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BAPA represents Hmong, Laotian, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Malaysian, Indian, Thai, Nepalese and other groups of Asian Pacific background.
The differences among the Asian Pacific communities separate and isolate us from each other as well as from the larger Boulder community. We are not seen as viable members of the community and are largely invisible. We are often not included in the policy-making decisions that affect our communities. The Alliance is actively working to integrate the Asian Pacific population into the larger Boulder community. About BAPA Boulder Asian Festival Boulder Asian Film Festival Contact Us Home
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HISTORY.
The Boulder Asian Pacific Alliance (BAPA) is a grassroots coalition
of representatives from the diverse Asian Pacific populations, the
second largest minority group in the city and county of Boulder.
We came together in early 1994 in order to become a more active
part of the Boulder community and to impact social change. 
The
rapidly growing Asian Pacific population in the city and county
of Boulder differs in language, customs and recency of immigration.
Our most recent arrivals are Tibetans, mainland Chinese and Hmong.