Come out for AANHPI Heritage Night on May 13
Join us at T-Mobile Park on May 13 as we recognize the contributions made by the Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities across the Pacific Northwest.
The Mariners would like to recognize Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander players, front office staff and community members. Together, we recognize and celebrate their impact while acknowledging, learning and listening to be a champion of change and inclusion.
The month of May marks two important markers in AANHPI history: the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to the US in May of 1843, as well as the contributions of Chinese workers in the building of the transcontinental railroad which was completed in May of 1869.
We look forward to creating a path forward through love and coalition, and encourage you to check out the resources collected below.
Our Stories are Your Stories (OSAYS) is a grassroots awareness campaign highlighting AANHPI voices through video storytelling. In this video, Mari Horita of the Seattle Kraken, Maya Mendoza-Exstrom of Sounders FC and our very own Katherine Cheng discuss the importance of representation in sports.
Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Night at T-Mobile Park
Resources to Support AANHPI
Crime against the AAPI community has increased during the pandemic. This organization is advocating for change and creating resources for the community to report and bring to light social injustice against Asian Americans. Learn More
Washington State Commission of Asian Pacific American Affairs - state agency with an advisory board appointed by the governor to be a voice for Washington's diverse Asian Pacific American communities. Learn More
