AAPI Heritage Month

San Jose native Ann Reginio has made it her mission to preserve and share Filipino American history in the Bay Area. Audrey Asistio reports.

The state of California celebrated Hmong American Day on Tuesday. The festivities continued in Sacramento on Saturday.

The co-authors of “What in the World is Ezra’s Art” are Asian-American and the book’s main character is Asian-American. But, the one thing the authors didn’t want to talk about is race. They say the message for parents and children is universal.

NBC Bay Area is celebrating AANHPI heritage and tonight, we look at the joy of creativity and art in children’s books. Gia Vang reports.

NBC Bay Area’s Mike Inouye shares more about the scholarship helping many first generation college students overcome obstacles.

Asian Pacific America: May 9-19, 2024 presented by the Center for Asian American Media.

CAAMFest, a festival of Asian American film, music, and food, is back. The festival will be in-person and will feature a wide array of films and panels, plus food and music events. CAMMFest screenings, receptions, and events will be held in San Francisco and Oakland, and the full festival program and ticket sales will go live in mid-April. This year,…

Asian Pacific America: Jilly Bing was founded by mom and CEO Elenor Mak after struggling to find Asian American representation in the toy aisles.

Melissa Cruz’ life is full of motion — jarring stops, dramatic twists, hypnotic rhythms — and that’s just when she’s on stage. As one of the Bay Area’s stalwart Flamenco dancers, Cruz has carved out a niche in the traditional Spanish art form — becoming one of the most prolific practitioners in the East Bay where she makes her home.

Celebrating AAPI heritage and honoring Mental Health Awareness Month, filmmaker Tom Huang and behavioral health specialist Suzanne Chiu discuss their collaborative effort during a screening of Huang’s new movie “Dealing With Dad.” Mike Inouye reports.

Nitya Narasimhan has nurtured her passion for dancing since she was four years old growing up in Bangaluru and Chennai in Southern India. Her family moved often, but the dancing — a classical form of South Asian dance called bharatanatyam — always followed.

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai talks with Sarita Kohli, President & CEO of AACI about mental health and a positive shift in attitude about Asian Americans.