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IA Impact to host annual summit in April

The two-day gathering will bring Indian and South Asian American advocates to Capitol Hill for policy workshops and meetings with lawmakers.

2026 Impact Summit, Hill Day / IA Impact

Civic advocacy group Indian American Impact is set to host its annual summit in April  bringing Indian and South Asian American community advocates together for policy engagement and meetings with lawmakers.

The 2026 Impact Summit, Hill Day, and Gala themed We Belong is scheduled for April 20–21.

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Organizers said the program includes “action-oriented programming focused on policy, advocacy, and community care,” along with policy workshops and action labs aimed at strengthening organizing strategies and preparing participants for engagement with decision-makers.

A central component of the event is South Asian Hill Day, where attendees meet their elected representatives in Capitol Hill to discuss issues affecting their communities.

The summit will also feature networking and affinity spaces and conclude with a gala marking Impact’s 10-year journey and highlighting South Asian leadership.

Organizers described the event as the “premier national gathering of Indian and South Asian American changemakers,” adding that the theme “We Belong” reflects a moment when “immigrants are under attack and belonging itself is being questioned.”

The event is being held as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, and as Impact completes a decade of civic engagement focused on political participation and representation among Indian and South Asian Americans.

Discover more at New India Abroad.

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