Asian American and
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The AAPI History Hub provides K–12 educators with a vetted collection of resources, including Lesson Plans , Books , Films , and more, that are ready to integrate into your teaching and classrooms.
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Empowering educators to incorporate AAPI history into their classrooms
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Asian American and Pacific Islander history, from Angel Island to zoot suits
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Moving Forward Together!
AAPI Women Educating & Inspiring Generations
Moving Forward Together!
AAPI Women Educating & Inspiring Generations
Discover educational resources that showcase the significant contributions of AAPI women throughout American history. Learn about influential trailblazers like Patsy Mink, the first woman of color and AAPI woman elected to Congress, and Kalpana Chawla, the first AAPI female astronaut. Explore the impact of collective action by AAPI immigrant women-led groups like the Jung Sai and El Monte garment workers. These instructional materials demonstrate the leadership and power of AAPI women and prove that when we move together, we can achieve more.