CAHPE3 Network
Center for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Excellence, Empowerment and Equity (CAHPE3) Network aims to build community capacity and facilitate the development of tobacco and cancer policy initiatives for all. The CAHPE Network is working towards social justice and equity-centered, healthy, tobacco – and-cancer – free communities. We want to ensure healthy equity-centered living for all populations with a primary focus on diverse Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NH/PI) communities across the United States, and the six U.S. Associated Pacific Island territories/jurisdictions.
CAPHE3 is 1 of 9 CDC national networks jointly funded by the CDC’s Office on Smoking & Health and Division of Cancer Prevention & Control to advance the prevention of commercial tobacco use and cancer in populations experiencing tobacco- and cancer-related health disparities.
APPEAL is the fiscal sponsor and lead organization for the CAHPE Network. Our work is done in collaboration with our partners.
Technical Assistance & Training
APPEAL has been providing Technical Assistance and Training (TAT) to diverse communities and agencies across the U.S. and Pacific and internationally. Click here to learn more about our technical assistance and training
Repository
The APPEAL Repository is our premier searchable database for resources and promising practices to help our communities, nonprofit agencies, and policy makers. Here we provide case studies and implementation strategies to help our communities make a difference in policy and social justice change. We also link to articles and resources for advocacy success.
CAHPE3 Partners
Click here to learn more about our Community of Practice partners
Join our network
To become a member of the CAHPE3 Network, please visit our membership page or contact [email protected].
Join APPEAL’s Network
- Be a part of a growing national social justice movement
- Receive the APPEAL newsletter and other APPEAL publications
- Stay up-to-date on current data, resources and policy issues relevant to AA and NH/PI communities
- Participate in leadership development opportunities
- Learn skills for building community capacity in health justice work
- Network with other AA and NH/PI community leaders across the US and Pacific
- Become involved in advocacy campaigns
- Find assistance and support for creating lasting positive change in your community
- Receive access and referrals to experts on tobacco, healthy eating, and active living
