Virtual Listening Session: Anti-Asian Sentiment

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Rear Adm. Andrew Sugimoto currently serves as the Coast Guard’s Assistant Commandant for Intelligence. As the Coast Guard’s Chief of Intelligence, he leads the efforts of over 1,100 intelligence professionals who conduct the service’s intelligence programs, to include collection activities, analysis and production, geospatial intelligence, counterintelligence, cryptology and critical IT and security functions.

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Rear Adm. Andrew Sugimoto

Rear Adm. Andrew Sugimoto currently serves as the Coast Guard’s Assistant Commandant for Intelligence. As the Coast Guard’s Chief of Intelligence, he leads the efforts of over 1,100 intelligence professionals who conduct the service’s intelligence programs, to include collection activities, analysis and production, geospatial intelligence, counterintelligence, cryptology and critical IT and security functions.

Please join Rear Adm. Andy Sugimoto for a community conversation discussing the recent increase in Anti-Asian Sentiment in the United States. This event creates space for sharing, listening and working towards healing by being present for each other.

The virtual listening session will be held at 2 p.m., Eastern, Wednesday, April 7.

The focus of this listening session is not on policy, but on talking, listening, and processing thoughts about the current environment impacting the Asian American and Pacific Islander community to include members of our Coast Guard family.

ZoomGov Meeting:

+ 1 669 216 1590 (San Jose)
+ 1 646 828 7666 (New York)

Meeting ID: 161 1761 1559
Passcode: 1790

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