Bengali Harlem and the Lost Histories of South Asian America By Vivek Bald

This book delves into the forgotten history of Bengali men who arrived via Ellis Island as silk traders and ship workers, and who made new homes in Harlem, as well as Black, Hispanic, and Creole neighborhoods in Baltimore, Detroit, New Orleans, and beyond.

Asian Vegetables by Caroline, Stéphanie, and Patricia Ho-Yi Wang

There is a lot more to Asian vegetables than bok choy. Caroline, Stéphanie, and Patricia Ho-Yi Wang, three sisters of Cantonese heritage, have cultivated a beautiful cookbook centered on 15 Asian vegetables, each aligned with the changing seasons. A bit of science, history, and horticulture are sprinkled in this collection of 40 recipes that demonstrate how versatile and delicious greens can be.

Empire of Care: Nursing and Migration in Filipino American History By Catherine Ceniza Choy

Catherine Ceniza Choy examines the unique relationship between the professionalization of nursing and the twentieth-century migration of Filipinos to the United States. The book-length study of the history of Filipino nurses in the United States, Empire of Care brings to the fore the complicated connections among nursing, American colonialism, and the racialization of Filipinos.

Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning By Cathy Park Hong

This collection of essays blends biographical stories with cultural criticism to explore the complexities of discrimination against Asian Americans and Hong’s experiences being pigeonholed as an artist and writer.

Daughter from Danang

From the Collection: The Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Experience Daughter From Danang cuts between mother and daughter as the two recall the pain of their separation, and retraces Hiep’s journey from Vietnam to Pulaski, Tennessee, where she is adopted by a single woman and renamed Heidi.

Young Rock

Relive the extraordinary coming-of-age story of Dwayne Johnson in “Young Rock.” As he hilariously recounts his life while running for president, this series sheds light on the fun and formative experiences that shaped The Rock. Released in 2021, it remains a celebration of resilience and ambition.

My America... or Honk If You Love Buddha

In MY AMERICA, the filmmaker recalls her childhood--back in the days when her vacationing family would cross five state lines without ever catching a glimpse of another Asian face. Returning to the road more than 20 years later, she finds that new immigration has suddenly put Asian Americans on the map.

Dear Asian Girl is produced by Dear Asian Youth, which was founded in May of 2020 by Stephanie Hu, a 16-year-old who wanted a platform for her poetry. It has grown into an organization with more than 100 members focused on intersectional activism, politics, equality, and equity. The podcast is hosted by AAPI creators, Alina Rahim, Genesis Magpayo, and Naina Giri. Its aim is focused on uplifting, highlighting, and supporting Asian girls everywhere with their cultural identity.

Asian Enough is produced through the LA Times and hosted by Jen Yamato, Johana Bhuiyan, Tracy Brown and Suhauna Hussain. Each episode dives into the expansive diaspora of Asian America; its complexities, definitions and the disparate and personal stories of politics, racism, and cultural identity within the community.

At the Moment: Asian American News Hosts Sylvia Peng and Janrey Serapio tackle news and politics through an intersectional Asian American lens to give insight on complex, messy issues impacting Asian Americans.

Native Stories is a platform for authentic stories and experiences of Pacific Islanders. Each episode connects listeners with Pacific Island storytellers, historians, and cultural practioners to strengthen pilina — connection — to place.