Hao-Li Tai Loh

Hao-Li Tai Loh is a Philadelphia activist. She is a mother and social change activist working to combat climate change as head of the Philadelphia Chapter of The Climate Mobilization, a national organization urging the United States to declare a World War II scale mobilization in order to achieve negative carbon emissions within the next ten years. As an Asian-American activist, Hao-Li was part of the founding group of the Folk Arts-Cultural Treasures Charter School in Philadelphia’s Chinatown. She is currently on the board of the Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians and a court appointed special advocate.

Gratitude from AAU

From AAU, March 2008.

With tremendous gratitude, Asian Americans United thanks Hao-Li Tai Loh for almost a decade of service as one of AAU’s most energetic and devoted board members. During her tenure, Hao-Li anchored numerous board projects, including personnel issues and fundraising, an area where she and her family devoted tremendous time and effort. Hao-Li led donor drives and anchored events such as the AAU “Strike for Justice Bowl-A-Thon.” Hao-Li was a leader in transforming a trash-filled lot next to AAU’s former Arch Street home into the award-winning Chinatown garden, which served elderly residents for almost five years. And she was a founder of AAU’s Folk Arts-Cultural Treasures Charter School, where she now serves as Board Chair.

Founders

Folk Arts-Cultural Treasures Charter School founders were;

• Alex Wong
• Betty Lui
• Debora Kodish
• Debbie Wei
• Doua Xiong
• Ellen Somekawa
• Hao-Li Tai Loh
• Helen Gym
• Neeta Patel
• Toni Shapiro-Phim
• Tze Ming Chau