About Paul Igasaki
 Paul
Igasaki is an attorney and a
consultant in diversity, equal opportunity, government and
community affairs. Appointed by President Bill Clinton, he
served as Vice Chair or acting Chair of the U.S. Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission from 1994 to 2002, gaining
recognition for restructuring the agency to eliminate a
crippling case backlog and for building credibility in
protecting the rights of immigrant Americans and victims of
sexual harassment.
An attorney in
California and Illinois, he
has worked for the City of Chicago
as a Mayoral advisor on human relations and
affirmative action, and has also
provided civil legal services to
the poor, both at the national level for the American Bar
Association supporting collaborations between legal aid and
private attorneys and at the local level as a legal services
attorney in Sacramento, California.
A former Executive
Director of the Asian Law Caucus in San Francisco and
Washington, D.C. Representative of the Japanese American
Citizens League, Igasaki has also been
dedicated to serving the Asian American community.
In 2004, he edited
A Call to Action, a historic policy
platform for a coalition of national Asian Pacific American
organizations.
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