Support our thriving DFW Filipino American Community!
You're invited toÂ
by PACE DFW with generous support from Orchid Giving Circle & Our Infinite CompanyÂ
10:00 AM — Doors Open
Welcome and check-in
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM — Networking Session
Connect with fellow community members, leaders, and local partners. A great opportunity to build relationships and share ideas.
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM — Community Forum
Engage in an interactive discussion featuring inspiring speakers who will address key issues impacting the Filipino community.
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM — Networking & Community Collaborations
Wrap up the day with open networking and collaborative conversations around shared goals and future initiatives.
The DFW Filipino Town Hall & Opportunity Fair is more than just a community gathering—it's a call to action.
As the Filipino population continues to grow across North Texas, so does the need for meaningful dialogue, visibility, and collective empowerment. This event brings together community members, students, professionals, and local leaders to have real conversations about the challenges we face and the future we want to build.
Whether it’s about representation, access to resources, education, or economic opportunity—your voice matters. This is your chance to speak up, be heard, and connect with others who share your vision for a stronger, more unified Filipino community.
Alongside the forum, local companies and organizations will be present to offer pathways in education, employment, and civic engagement. From networking to idea-sharing, this event is designed to uplift and activate.
Let’s shape the future of our community—together.
While there are many essential topics for understanding and empowering the Filipino American community in DFW, we have selected 9 topics to focus on. Each topic reflects a critical piece of daily life—from the preservation of identity and intergenerational connection to access to services, civic engagement, and financial stability.
By addressing these issues openly, we can identify shared challenges, uplift underrepresented voices, and build solutions that reflect our values and lived experiences. These conversations are not just about visibility—they're about shaping a future where Filipino Americans are fully seen, supported, and included in the growth of North Texas.
Preserving and promoting Filipino arts and culture in DFW helps build identity, pride, and representation in a multicultural region where Asian American narratives are often underrepresented. Focusing on this ensures future generations stay connected to their heritage while fostering broader community understanding.
Filipino American history and contributions are largely absent from local curricula, which can lead to invisibility and misrepresentation. Advocating for inclusive education empowers youth, strengthens cultural pride, and affirms our place in American history.
Strong family values are central to Filipino identity, but many face challenges related to caregiving, generational gaps, or isolation in diaspora. Addressing these dynamics helps sustain intergenerational support and community resilience.
Filipino Americans face unique health disparities, including high rates of heart disease and mental health stigma. Culturally competent healthcare and wellness education are essential to improving outcomes and access.
As dual citizens or immigrants, many Filipino Americans are directly impacted by U.S.-Philippine relations, visa issues, and overseas remittances. A stronger understanding of international policy helps families navigate cross-border challenges.
From immigration to voting access and language equity, public policy decisions affect how Filipino Americans engage with civic life. Increased awareness and advocacy can lead to better representation and protection of our rights.
Access to affordable housing and culturally sensitive neighborhoods impacts where and how Filipino families can live and grow. Real estate development must consider community needs to prevent displacement and encourage homeownership.
Many in the community rely on public transit or face long commutes, especially in sprawling metro areas like DFW. Improvements in transportation equity are crucial for access to jobs, schools, and essential services.
Filipino-owned businesses are vital economic and cultural anchors, yet often lack visibility and support. Prioritizing entrepreneurship and inclusive economic policies empowers long-term financial growth and community investment.
Orchid Giving Circle
Our Infinite Co.
Finest Adobo Photography
Dallas Asian American Art Collective
Philippine American Chamber of Commerce
Protector Martial Arts
Philippine Nurses Association of North Texas
Filipino Leaders Coalition of North Texas
Pilipino American Unity for Progress, Inc.