ABOUT AMEN
American Minority Engagement Network (AMEN) is a 501 (c)(4) nonprofit organization established in 2021 that promotes conservative values and principles to minority communities through outreach and education.
WHAT WE DO
AMEN works to educate, engage, and empower minority communities to participate actively in American civic life and to strengthen the values and institutions that unite our nation.
Civic Education & Public Policy
Provide information, workshops, and educational programs that help minority communities better understand civic issues, public policy, conservative principles, and the U.S. Constitution.
Coalition Building & Activism
Identify, connect, organize, and mobilize minority conservatives and partner organizations around shared values, community initiatives, and greater involvement in public policy.
Community Outreach & Engagement
Engage minority communities through speaking events, forums, conferences, rallies, ethnic festivals, and other community-based activities that encourage dialogue and participation.
Multilingual & Issue Communications
Expand AMEN’s outreach through language translation, educational materials, and issue-based communications designed to reach diverse minority communities effectively.
Voter & Civic Participation
Encourage informed citizens to participate in elections, public discussions, civic activities, and the broader public-policy process.
Leadership & Training
Offer workshops and training programs that develop communication, leadership, advocacy, organizing, and other practical skills needed for effective community involvement.
AMEN’S FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT
Anh Tu Do is the Founder and President of the American Minority Engagement Network. She is an immigrant from Vietnam who moved to the United States to escape Communism after the fall of Saigon in 1975. Because of Anh Tu’s personal experience under Communism and the brutality she and her family had to endure, she has a deep appreciation for American liberty and the U.S. Constitution.
Anh Tu Do’s concern for the current direction of the United States and the spread of influence of Marxism on American society and the left’s targeting of traditionally conservative minority communities is what led her to found the American Minority Engagement Network to begin pushing back through education and activism.