Your public library is here to connect you with books, online resources, and learning experiences that celebrate Asian Pacific American history and culture all year long. On this page, you can: The month of May was officially designated as

There are events all over the DC metro area to celebrate and learn more about Asian American and Pacific Islander culture.

Collage of adult reading recommendations; Courtesy of the NYPL To mark Asian American Pacific Islander Month in May, the New York Public Library this week released a recommended reading list featuring books written by AAPI authors. The curated list includes books

Editor's note: The author of this article is also the author of a resource listed below.Too often, Asian American Pacific Islanders are either missing from children's books or are depicted using narrow stereotypes. However, all children should be able to

LONDON (AP) — Novels that explore forgotten and neglected communities in Britain, the U.S. and the Caribbean were named finalists on Wednesday for the 30,000 pound ($42,000) Women’s Prize for fiction.The six-book shortlist includes American author Brit Bennett’s tale of

Countless generations of Asians and Pacific Islanders have immigrated to America, enriched its culture and history, and helped make the country what it is today. Their stories are invaluable. In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, here are three promising

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Chicago attorney and author Elizabeth Vrato recently discovered her grandfather's lifesaving WWII heroism. Tweet this Chicago Lawyer magazine's March 2021 issue is the first American publication to spotlight Commandant Kadri Cakrani, who sheltered approximately 600 Jewish people in Albania while serving as the

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Leslie Marmon Silko’s “Ceremony” was written through a bout of homesickness.That fact was particularly important to author Danielle Geller, who recently reread the novel after moving to the Pacific Northwest. In her introduction to the book, Silko wrote from Alaska