Korean American Grassroots Conference

The Korean American Grassroots Conference (KAGC) is the largest nationwide network of Korean American voters, headquartered in Washington, DC. As a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization, KAGC specializes in government engagement and civic participation, offering comprehensive services designed to amplify Korean American voices in the political process. The organization operates multiple program initiatives including voter education, public sector capacity building, Capitol Hill engagement, and US-Korea public diplomacy efforts. KAGC's annual national conference convenes over 600 community members from more than 110 districts across 31 states, creating a powerful platform for grassroots political mobilization and advocacy. The organization provides in-depth resources focused on Washington, DC's governmental structures and their specific impacts on the Korean American community, enabling members to navigate and influence policy decisions at all levels. Through its KAGC U Leadership Summit, the organization develops the next generation of Korean American civic leaders and policymakers. KAGC's work bridges local grassroots activism with national political influence, demonstrating how community-level engagement translates into meaningful policy impact. By combining voter education, institutional capacity building, and direct Capitol Hill engagement, KAGC equips Korean Americans with the knowledge and networks necessary to participate effectively in American democratic processes while strengthening the US-Korea alliance.