AAPI Digital Bouquet
Peruse AAPI narratives. biographies, museums, student work, curriculum materials, and information about AAPI organizations in this bouquet of resources.
Asian Americans Have a Long History of Activism
Resources recommended by the AAPI in America Panelists
Click HERE to view the panel discussion from May, 2021
Podcast episode about Isamu Noguchi, influential artist and architect
Search for teaching resources and articles about AAPI heritage and history.
Collette Fu:
Photographer, book artist, paper engineer and Fulbright Scholar based in Philadelphia, PA
"In 2008, Fu received a Fulbright scholarship to create photographic pop-up book portraying the 25 ethnic minority groups of China’s South West Yunnan Province. She spent 2008 traveling in China and devoted the following year to bringing her pop-up images to life." CTGN America
Learn more at Collette Fu's Official Website
"...Through journalism, art, and hands-on engagement, our goal is to uplift the voices of Asian American communities all around the nation by shining a spotlight on their unique experiences..."
From the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, watch past events and enroll for free upcoming events.
Browse a comprehensive list of AAPI resources on Social Media and via various government and educational organizations.
Educator Resources, Featured Stories, Sharing History and Heritage, and exploring historical heritage sites.
In depth curriculum materials from the New York Historical Society
Asian Americans United
Panel discussion on anti-Asian violence, recorded April 8, 2021.