The AAPI Youth Ambassador Program supports young people through leadership development, mentorship, cultural learning, community service, and youth-led storytelling. The program helps students build confidence, deepen their understanding of AAPI histories, and become future leaders in their schools and communities.
Evelynn L.
“History is a story not only of the past, but of the future.” - Grace Lee Boggs. I’m passionate about art, music, and writing. My favorite song is “Ain’t It Fun” by Paramore, and my comfort food is pho. The AAPI History Museum inspires me to celebrate stories, culture, identity, and youth voices.
Katherine W.
Hi I'm Katherine! I'm passionate about speech and debate, writing, and photography. My current favorite song is "Earrings" by Malcolm Todd, and my comfort food is udon. I love writing about AAPI history and Chinese culture, and I'm passionate to sharing my culture to others.
Eden L.
Hi! I'm Eden, a Korean American writer, English tutor, and student editor. I love poetry, journaling, spending time with my dog, Ella, and eating tteokbokki! I love stories because they connect people, preserve culture, and carry the spirit of AAPI communities across generations. I'm excited to help others share their stories through writing and creativity!
Audrey C.
Heyy guys I'm Audrey! I love to draw, yap, and learn new things. I care deeply about AAPI representation because our stories deserve show up everywhere, not just in history books but in art, music, and leadership too. I can't wait to help make that happen!
Sarah G.
Hey, I'm Sarah! As a high schooler, my favorite subjects are math and writing/ela! Outside of school, I love dancing, reading my bible, and hanging out with friends. I'm so eagar to be apart of such a unqiue institution and even more excited to see how we can further foster the AAPI community 🙂
Emilio W.
Hey everyone! I'm Emilio; my comfort food is my mom's three cup chicken and my comfort movie is Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle. I believe it's ahead of its time for AAPI representation. I love Providence, which is why I research its lost Chinatown so our voices are heard for generations (Also, Harold and Kumar deserve another sequel).
Kaylee P.
Hi! I’m Kaylee. Art has always been my favorite form of expression and creativity. My favorite song is “say that!” by Luke Chiang. I’m incredibly grateful for the AAPI History Museum as it creates so many opportunities for representation. The amazing artwork I’ve seen through this community continues to inspire me to create more every day.
Amy H.
Hi, I’m Amy, as an Asian immigrant and a high schooler, I'm passionate about writing and journalism. Becoming part of the AAPI program, I enjoy connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and fostering community. Through storytelling and leadership, I hope to celebrate AAPI voices, strengthen representation, and inspire others.
Christine W.
Hi, I'm Christine! I love writing, swimming, and math, and I'm always excited to learn something new. My favorite food is malatang, and my favorite song is Upside Down by Jack Johnson. The AAPI History Museum inspires me to celebrate culture and identity, uplift youth voices, and share stories that bring people together.
Sophia Z.
“A mathematician, like a painter or a poet, is a maker of patterns.” — G.H. Hardy. I find myself in the intersection between art, engineering, mathematics, and my mom’s tomato egg stir-fry. The AAPI History Museum reminds me that our stories are worth preserving, celebrating, and passing forward.
Vivian S.
Hi, I’m Vivian! In school, my favorite subjects are math and science. In my free time, I enjoy drawing, reading, and listening to music. My comfort food is definitely tomato & egg stir-fry. The AAPI History Museum inspires me to create my own voice while still preserving my culture and heritage.
Claire H.
Hi! I’m Claire, a rising 10th grader that loves to be creative and really get myself out there whenever there’s a chance. I really enjoy math, science, painting/sketching, baking, running, and honestly, any hobbies to occupy my life! I really care about AAPI history because I want to take part in celebrating my culture and strengthening my identity.
Esther G.
Hi, I'm Esther! a rising 10th grader who loves photography, listening to music, hanging out with friends, and eating xiaolongbao, my ultimate comfort food. The AAPI community is important to me because it celebrates culture, identity, and belonging while creating a space where everyone feels seen and supported.
Lillian C.
Hi everyone! I’m Lillian, a rising 9th grader, and I love to teach, tinker, and create art of all kinds. My comfort food is my mom’s spicy braised beef noodle soup paired with my grandma’s homemade chili oil. I’m looking forward to celebrating others’ cultures while representing my own through the AAPI History Museum!
Carolyn Z.
My favorite things are baking, cuddling with my dog, and listening to music. Right now, my favorite song is “Lush Life” by Zara Larsson. My comfort foods are wonton soup and taro sago. I also love exploring nature and sketching the places around me. The AAPI History Museum inspires me to celebrate culture, preserve stories, and help amplify youth voices in our community.
Alex Z.
Hi, I’m Alex, a rising 10th grader with a passion for science and medicine. Outside of academics, I play varsity basketball, compete in track & field, and enjoy weightlifting. As an Asian American athlete & student, I value AAPI history because it celebrates culture, representation, and the importance of youth leadership.