The month of May recognizes the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. In 1992, the month was designated by President George H. W. Bush and has become a time to honor the many contributions of Asian Americans, Pacific Islander Americans, and Native Hawaiians.
In celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander heritage, WEDU PBS invites you to dive into the vast and unique accomplishments and impacts of Asian American Pacific Islanders, both past and present. Below you will find programming that enlightens and educates you about the importance of Asian American Pacific Islander history.
Filipina-American artist Jujmo brings color to Tampa Bay with her murals.
The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg showcases the history, beauty, and artistry of the kimono.
The meteoric rise of billiards icon and champion, Jeanette Lee.
Henna artist Nadiyah Mahmood adorns clients with her unique mix of traditional and modern designs.
Tampa artist Emily Tan explores her Asian-American identity through multidisciplinary art.
An exhibition in Tampa showcases moving photos from the Vietnam War.
Meet Dr. Patrick Hwu, President and CEO of Moffitt Cancer Center.
Modern Marimba focuses on amplifying the musical voices that have been unheard.
Young Tampa artist Aarushi Pratap finds her voice through her artwork.
