Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2024
31 Ways to Celebrate in May and Beyond, Presented by Regions Bank
This Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, join Asia Society Texas for 31 ways to celebrate the vibrant and diverse traditions and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans! Highlighting Asia Society's live programs, our calendar also features a curated selection of on-demand activities, staff recommendations, and more.
Since 1979, May has been a dedicated time to celebrate Asian Pacific American heritage, but it wasn't until 1992 that May was officially designated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Selected to commemorate the immigration of the first Japanese to the U.S. in May 1843 and the completion of the transcontinental railroad in May 1859 that was made possible by thousands of Chinese laborers, APAH Month elevates the stories, contributions, and experiences of Asian and Asian American communities.
Attend a live program, learn about local artists, expand your playlist, and find inspiration to celebrate Asian Pacific American heritage throughout the month of May and beyond.
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Calendar at a Glance
Our 31 Ways to Celebrate APAH Month calendar includes live programs, tours, and exhibitions at Asia Society Texas and other museums, as well as activities and content available on-demand.
Live Programming Highlights:
- Each Thursday, enjoy free exhibition admission presented by Regions Bank.
- May 4: Celebrate underrepresented voices at BIPOC Book Fest's showcase of literary works, panels, and workshops highlighting Black, Indigenous, people of color, and other creatives!
- May 9: Join a thought-provoking discussion on building inclusivity in the workplace, as part of our Bank of America Women's Leadership Series.
- May 17: Enjoy "All Asian, No Fusion" at our Homegrown Houston tasting tour curated by Street to Kitchen's Chef G and Graham Painter!
- May 31: Hear from iconic author Kevin Kwan (Crazy Rich Asians) as he shares his extraordinary career, including his new book Lies and Weddings, working in Hollywood, and growing up in the Houston suburbs.
On-Demand Highlights:
- Each Sunday, refresh and reset with Staff Picks for books, music, and what to watch next.
- On Mondays, take a Deep Dive and get nerdy with our staff about throwback Bollywood movies, travel writing, and more.
- Tuesdays offer opportunities to explore our Adventures of Asia webcomics, complete with fun activities!
- Each Wednesday, learn about some of our most dedicated partners and volunteers through our Spotlights, sponsored by Comcast.
- Finally, dig into our Foodie Friday features to explore tea traditions, find your next favorite restaurant, and more!
Dine Out and Support!
- This May, enjoy a great meal while supporting Asia Society Texas! Houston-area restaurants are donating portions of their proceeds to benefit our work. Learn more »
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Wednesday, May 1
APAHM Mixtape 2024
From experimental beats to Bollywood classics, our selection of music by Asian and Asian American artists will take you on a journey defying genres and boundaries. Curated by Exhibitions Manager and Registrar Rebecca Becerra, with contributions from across Asia Society Texas' staff, this three-hour Spotify playlist is sure to keep you grooving throughout your day.
Community Spotlight: Dr. Yao-Yuan Yeh and the University of St. Thomas Center for International Studies
Sponsored by Comcast
For decades, we have partnered with the University of St. Thomas Center for International Studies and benefited from their expertise on global affairs. Dr. Yao-Yuan Yeh has been a frequent thought partner, participating in several AST programs over the years.
Thursday, May 2
[IN-PERSON] Free Thursdays!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Enjoy free Thursday exhibition admission! During special 12–7 p.m. hours, visit our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Xu Bing: Word Alchemy show at no cost. Free Thursday exhibition admission is presented by Regions Bank.
[IN-PERSON] Educator Workshop: Teach Taiwan With The Boy From Clearwater
6:30–8 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Dive into a slice of Taiwan's history in this interactive workshop for educators, featuring the new Freeman Award-winning graphic novel The Boy From Clearwater. An incredible true story, the graphic novel lays bare the tortured and triumphant history of Taiwan, through the life story of a man who lived through some of its most turbulent times. Educators will receive Continuing Education credits of 2 hours.
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: AAPI Cultural Experience with Christine Ha
5–6 p.m. at Robinson-Westchase Neighborhood Library
Join: Free; registration requested
Join Houston Public Library for this author talk with MasterChef Season 3 winner Christine Ha, who will share her new book Recipes From My Home Kitchen: Asian and American Comfort Food, in conversation with AST's own Phuong Ha.
Friday, May 3
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Vivian Chiu
On view at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
Visit: Free
Go behind the scenes in the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft's group exhibition This Side Up, where art-handling and collections-care practices — integral yet invisible in many museum spaces — are highlighted as a field of craft. Exhibiting artist Vivian Chiu's series Passages (those that carried us) celebrates not only the weathered wooden crates used to ship porcelain goods from China to Manhattan Chinatown's oldest continuously operating storefront Wing on Wo & Co., but also the porcelain objects themselves, the Wing on Wo family, and Chiu's own family. See Passages and works by the other exhibiting artists before the show closes on May 4!
Foodie Friday: Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants
"When people think of Houston — or of Texas — 'vegetarian-friendly' isn't alway the first thing to pop to mind," says Jennifer Kapral, AST's Director of Education. "I'm here to show you that the two things we all love most about our city — the diversity and the food — come together beautifully to showcase many exciting Asian food options for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone looking to include more plant-based foods in their lives."
Saturday, May 4
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Houston AAPI 5K
8 a.m. at Memorial Park
Join: Free; donations welcome
Join the Houston AAPI 5K, a community-driven event for runners, walkers, and families alike! It's free to register, with donations benefiting future 5K events, Asians Against Domestic Abuse, the Vietnamese Culture and Science Association (VCSA), and Asia Society Texas.
[IN-PERSON] BIPOC Book Fest
10 a.m. – 6 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $10 (35% Discount for AST Members); Free for Students Ages 13–18 with I.D.
Join us for the 2024 edition of BIPOC Book Fest, a celebration centering underrepresented voices through a showcase of literary works and panels featuring Black, Indigenous, people of color, and other creatives. Curated with diversity in mind, the festival combines the nostalgia of the book fairs we knew and loved as children with unique programming, panel discussions, readings, poetry performances, and more!
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Sunday, May 5
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Reading
Looking for a new author to follow or your next book to read? Check out almost 50 titles recommended by our team! Immerse yourself in historical fiction, find a new go-to recipe in a cookbook, and explore more genres including middle-grade, memoirs, and fantasy!
Monday, May 6
Deep Dive Into Japanese Video Games
"The world of video games and video game fans is diverse — and global," says AST Guest Services Associate Staci Riddle. "If you watch video game streaming or log into an online game, you'll find yourself immersed in a place filled with many languages, cultures, and genres."
Dive into some of Staci's favorite video games and find your next favorite!
Tuesday, May 7
Adventures of Asia: The Gee Family of Houston
As part of Asia Society Texas' online learning platform, Adventures of Asia features a collection of 14 original webcomics set in the U.S., China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In this week's Adventures of Asia Spotlight, learn about Houston's own Gee family, whose transformative impact blossomed into the lively Bellaire Asiatown we know today. Plus, enjoy a family chart activity!
Wednesday, May 8
Community Spotlight: Nao Kusuzaki
Sponsored by Comcast
Nao Kusuzaki is a visionary dance artist and great friend of Asia Society Texas. As a choreographer and dancer, she has collaborated with us to bring new stories into the traditionally Western ballet canon while showcasing the talents of Japanese and Asian American dancers, musicians, and designers.
Thursday, May 9
[IN-PERSON] Free Thursdays!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Enjoy free Thursday exhibition admission! During special 12–7 p.m. hours, visit our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Xu Bing: Word Alchemy show at no cost. Free Thursday exhibition admission is presented by Regions Bank.
[IN-PERSON] Bank of America Women's Leadership Series: Building Inclusivity in the Workplace
6–8:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $45 ($35 AST Members)
As corporate America aims to build more inclusive workplaces, many are still seeking solutions to this complex issue. Through this author talk and panel discussion, examine inclusivity challenges facing the modern workplace, including specific issues faced by women and Asian Americans in the corporate world.
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Friday, May 10
Foodie Friday: Chai Time!
Whether you've never tried chai or can't wait until your next cup, get ready to learn about the many preparation techniques, textures, and tastes of this popular beverage as AST's Performing Arts and Culture Programs Manager Amal Hasan shares her favorites — and where to find them in Houston.
Saturday, May 11
[IN-PERSON] Wellness Series: Meditation at the Pavilion
10–11 a.m. at Asia Society Texas (at the outdoor public art installation Heat Silhouette)
Join: Free with registration
As we continue our partnership with the Jung Center's Mind Body Spirit Institute, join an outdoor meditation session at our public art installation Heat Silhouette.
[IN-PERSON] Super Saturday!
10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Included in Explore Asia admission ($15 Ages 13 and Up, $9 Ages 7–12, Free for Ages 6 and Under and for AST Members)
On this Super Saturday, join a Kids Quest scavenger hunt, take a guided tour through our Explore Asia exhibition, and conclude your quest with an all-ages activity!
[IN-PERSON] Art Tour: Xu Bing: Word Alchemy
1–2 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $8 (Free for Members); $5 Students and Seniors with I.D.
Join a docent-led tour of our Xu Bing: Word Alchemy exhibition and immerse yourself in artist Xu Bing's linguistic experiments challenging and expanding the history of Chinese landscape painting as well as the canons of contemporary art.
[IN-PERSON] Community-Led Event: WITS Presents: Free Verse
2 p.m. at Asia Society Texas (at the outdoor public art installation Heat Silhouette)
Join: Free
Free Verse is a monthly open mic series for youth ages 13–19 presented by WITS Houston where young poets, spoken word artists, singers, and emcees perform their original work.
[IN-PERSON] No-No Boy in Concert
7:30–9 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $25 (35% Discount for AST Members); $10 Students and Educators with I.D.
Entertaining, contemplative and enlightening, this immersive concert experience from No-No Boy illuminates hidden Asian American histories through folk songs, sound pieces, live projections, and storytelling in a performance celebrating the new album Empire Electric.
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Sunday, May 12
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Watching
Need a break from your latest cinematic universe? Refresh your watchlist with our team's recommendations for shows and movies featuring established and rising Asian and Asian American talent, from K-dramas to thrillers to anime.
Monday, May 13
Deep Dive Into Throwback Bollywood Movies
"From my childhood, I've been a loyal viewer of Bollywood movies," shares AST's Performing Arts and Culture Programs Manager Amal Hasan. "It was a cherished family tradition to attend a Bollywood movie screening at the theater annually. During my student years, especially the summers, I shared memorable moments with my grandmother, bonding over classic Bollywood films."
Check out some of Amal's selections of classic Bollywood films!
Tuesday, May 14
Adventures of Asia: Sushi King
As part of Asia Society Texas' online learning platform, Adventures of Asia features a collection of 14 original webcomics set in the U.S., China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In this week's Adventures of Asia Spotlight, learn about Glen Gondo, who brought sushi to H-E-B and whose "Sushi King" title didn't come easily. Plus, make your own faux sushi!
Wednesday, May 15
Community Spotlight: Ruhee Maknojia
Sponsored by Comcast
Ruhee Maknojia is a promising contemporary artist in Houston telling stories about history, aesthetics, and power through dazzling, intricate paintings that reference South Asian textile patterns. Our partnership began with her Artists on Site residency, during which she created a vibrant installation and was always welcoming to visitors, and has continued with additional collaborations.
Thursday, May 16
[IN-PERSON] Free Thursdays!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Enjoy free Thursday exhibition admission! During special 12–7 p.m. hours, visit our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Xu Bing: Word Alchemy show at no cost. Free Thursday exhibition admission is presented by Regions Bank.
[IN-PERSON] Author Talk: James Rhee on red helicopter
7–9 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $15 Program, $30 Program and Book (35% Discount for AST Members); $10 Students and Educators with I.D.
When James Rhee became CEO of women's clothing company Ashley Stewart, he drew inspiration from his Korean family's values and an early-childhood gift of a red helicopter toy to change the company culture and lead the twice-bankrupt business to transcendent success. Join us for an author talk and book-signing with Rhee!
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Friday, May 17
[IN-PERSON] Homegrown Houston: All Asian, No Fusion With Street to Kitchen
7–10 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $120 Individuals, $210 for Two (Members: $100 Individuals, $180 for Two)
Celebrate the incredible cuisines of Houston at this special tasting tour with Street to Kitchen's Chef G and Graham Painter! For this year's theme "All Asian, No Fusion," look forward to an illustrious lineup of chefs who will deliver their best takes on traditional classics from throughout Asia.
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Foodie Friday: Vietnamese Food Beyond Pho
"While Vietnamese food has definitely become more prominent here in Houston, I've found that many of my friends and colleagues have tried only phở or bánh mì," shares AST's Education and Outreach Program Manager Phuong Ha. "I want to give some love to other yummy dishes, and hope you'll give them a try!"
Expand your palate and learn how and where to enjoy Phuong's favorites in Houston!
Saturday, May 18
[IN-PERSON] Community-Led Event: Community Flow Yoga
10–11 a.m. at Asia Society Texas (at the outdoor public art installation Heat Silhouette)
Join: Free
Join a free yoga class led by Lost Lotus Yoga!
[IN-PERSON] Super Saturday!
10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.; 1–3 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Included in Explore Asia admission ($15 Ages 13 and Up, $9 Ages 7–12, Free for Ages 6 and Under and for AST Members)
On this Super Saturday, join a morning Kids Quest scavenger hunt to take a guided tour through our Explore Asia exhibition and enjoy an all-ages activity! In the afternoon, participate in an All-Ages Make and Take workshop, with games and crafts inspired by our Xu Bing: Word Alchemy exhibition.
[IN-PERSON] Art Tour: Xu Bing: Word Alchemy
1–2 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $8 (Free for AST Members); $5 Students and Seniors with I.D.
Join a docent-led tour of our Xu Bing: Word Alchemy exhibition and immerse yourself in artist Xu Bing's linguistic experiments challenging and expanding the history of Chinese landscape painting as well as the canons of contemporary art.
[IN-PERSON] Members-Only Movie Night: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
7–10 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; for Asia Society Texas members only
Members are invited to a special appreciation movie night with an outdoor screening of Marvel Studios' Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings! Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy free snacks and trivia before the outdoor film begins.
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Sunday, May 19
Sunday Staff Picks: What We're Listening to
Need to refresh your playlist? Start listening with recommendations from our team, spanning J-Rock to folk to indie pop, with picks ranging from Park Hyo Shin to Dier En Grey to Olivia Rodrigo.
Monday, May 20
Deep Dive Into Travel Writing
"I have always considered travel writing to be one of the best ways for me to learn about and expose myself to the outside world," says AST's Guest Services Associate Alexis Perlloni. "While physical traveling can be enjoyable and interesting, the reading of travel writing triggers my imagination to experience long-lost, past realities and to make an imaginary bridge to the present."
Journey across time and continents through Alexis's recommendations for travel writing!
Tuesday, May 21
Adventures of Asia: The World Within Reach: The Story of Yueping Sun
As part of Asia Society Texas' online learning platform, Adventures of Asia features a collection of 14 original webcomics set in the U.S., China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In this week's Adventures of Asia Spotlight, learn about Yueping Sun and how she wrote a heartwarming tale for herself not bound by the little red book that defined her grandparents' generation. Plus, create your own zine inspired by Yueping's story!
Wednesday, May 22
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Author Vaishnavi Patel
6:30 p.m. at Brazos Bookstore
Join: Free
In new novel Goddess of the River, New York Times bestselling author Vaishnavi Patel (Kaikeyi) reimagines the story of the river goddess Ganga and her mortal son who unwittingly carries the legacy of Ganga's curse. Signed copies may be pre-ordered.
Community Spotlight: Sylvia (Hsiao-chuan) Teng and Ed White Elementary School
Sponsored by Comcast
Sylvia (Hsiao-chuan) Teng and HISD's Ed White Elementary School are stellar community partners. A music teacher at Ed White, Ms. Teng has shown deep commitment to sharing with her students cultural learning opportunities, through workshops, performances, field trips, and more with AST.
Thursday, May 23
[IN-PERSON] Free Thursdays!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Enjoy free Thursday exhibition admission! During special 12–7 p.m. hours, visit our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Xu Bing: Word Alchemy show at no cost. Free Thursday exhibition admission is presented by Regions Bank.
Cultural Bridges With AARP: Xu Bing: Word Alchemy Exhibition Tour and Workshop
5:30–6:30 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: Free; registration required
Join a docent-led tour of our exhibition Xu Bing: Word Alchemy and engage in a creative art activity, presented as part of our free Cultural Bridges With AARP series.
Friday, May 24
Foodie Friday: Brewing Traditions: Japanese Green Tea and Argentinian Mate
Part of the beauty of food and drinks lies in their ability to bring people together. Beyond warming the hearts of those who drink them, green tea and mate have played pivotal roles in shaping vibrant industries and cultural landscapes in both Asia and South America. Learn about these beloved beverages as AST's Japan Outreach Educator Nina Shimaguchi and Business and Policy Programs Manager Rayén Torres share tea brewing traditions from their respective home countries!
Saturday, May 25
[IN-PERSON] Wellness Series: Yoga at the Pavilion
10–11 a.m. at Asia Society Texas (at the outdoor public art installation Heat Silhouette)
Join: $7 ($5 AST Members)
Start your Saturday with a morning boost of yoga! In partnership with the Jung Center's Mind Body Spirit Institute, AST invites you to relax and unwind amidst our outdoor Heat Silhouette pavilion.
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Ruth Asawa and On Kawara
On view at the Menil Collection
Visit: Free
Visit the Menil to see Ruth Asawa Through Line and Foyer Installation: On Kawara. Ruth Asawa Through Line is the first exhibition focusing on the artist's drawing practice, which was integral to her experimenting processes as a sculptor. On view in the foyer, On Kawara features the Japanese-born artist's Moon Landing, 1969 trio of paintings, each inscribed with an important date related to the Apollo 11 mission.
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Sunday, May 26
[IN-PERSON] Around Town: Nourish: Ayurvedic Class Series
10 a.m. at Houston Botanic Garden
Join: $40
Join AST partners Houston Botanic Garden and Karuna Diedericks as she shares food and lifestyle practices to support an informed self-care practice aligned with ayurveda.
Staff Picks: What We're Reading (Manga and Webtoons)
Expand your bookshelf! Laugh, cry, and get engrossed as you make your way through our team's recommendations for manga and webtoons.
Monday, May 27
Deep Dive Into Shoujo Moments With Phuong Ha and Rebecca Becerra
"When we became colleagues, our love for Japanese and Korean comics brought about an instant office friendship," share AST's Phuong Ha and Rebecca Becerra. "While we love a variety of manga, manhwa, and webtoons, we wanted to focus on the stories that shaped us most: those with courageous female leads who wear their hearts on their sleeves and stop at nothing to achieve their dreams — and, on occasion, show the world they are a force to be reckoned with."
Dive into shoujo stories — and enjoy a mini guide to the wide world of manga, manhwa, and webtoons — with Phuong and Rebecca's podcast episode and additional materials!
Tuesday, May 28
Adventures of Asia: Fortunes
As part of Asia Society Texas' online learning platform, Adventures of Asia features a collection of 14 original webcomics set in the U.S., China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam. In this week's Adventures of Asia Spotlight, learn about Judy Le's journey as a young war refugee from Vietnam and the lessons her family learned as they encountered the American lifestyle. Plus, make your own lucky red envelopes!
Wednesday, May 29
Volunteer Spotlight: Sandy Luong
Sponsored by Comcast
"One particularly memorable moment from my volunteer experience was during the Lunar New Year festival," shares AST volunteer Sandy Luong. "It was heartwarming to see families from diverse backgrounds come together to enjoy the vibrant lion dance performances on the front lawn."
Volunteers are an essential part of Asia Society Texas' team, and we're excited to shine a light on Sandy!
Thursday, May 30
[IN-PERSON] Free Thursdays!
12–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Visit: Free
Enjoy free Thursday exhibition admission! During special 12–7 p.m. hours, visit our permanent Explore Asia exhibition and the current Xu Bing: Word Alchemy show at no cost. Free Thursday exhibition admission is presented by Regions Bank.
Friday, May 31
[IN-PERSON] Kanpai! A Saké Tasting Tour of Japan
5–7 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $85 ($65 AST Members); Restricted to Ages 21 and Up
Celebrate the diverse world of Japanese saké! At this evening tasting event, sample a dozen different varieties while industry experts share the brewing techniques and tasting notes.
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[IN-PERSON] Conversation With Kevin Kwan: Lies, Weddings, and Crazy Rich Stories
7–9 p.m. at Asia Society Texas
Join: $60 Program and One Signed Book, $120 Program, One Signed Book, and Reception (35% Discount for AST Members)
Join us to welcome Kevin Kwan, the iconic author of the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy, for a conversation about his extraordinary career, including his new book Lies and Weddings, working in Hollywood, and growing up in the Houston suburbs!
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Foodie Friday: Restaurants Beyond Asiatown
In Houston, we're lucky to enjoy a wealth of Asian restaurants, many of which are located in centralized districts. AST's own Saleena Jafry, VP, Development; Stevie Vu, Director of Operations; and Chris Dunn, Senior Marketing and Communications Manager, have seen, over the years, how Houston's communities and culinary offerings have evolved and grown. While there's so much to explore in each of the more defined districts, we're excited to highlight restaurants that are well worth a special trip to other parts of town!
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About APAH Month at Asia Society Texas
Beginning in 2021, Asia Society Texas has celebrated Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with the Houston community and beyond through a curated calendar of events for 31 ways to celebrate over the 31 days of May. Spotlighting the traditions, talents, and contributions of Asians and Asian Americans, the calendar highlights the month's key Asia Society programming, providing a platform to showcase local artists, performers, educators, and leaders who contribute to the vibrant, multicultural tapestry of Houston while also featuring staff recommendations for our favorite music, books, movies, and more by Asian and Asian American creatives.
At Asia Society Texas, APAH Month is an opportunity to celebrate and honor Asians and Asian Americans and to uplift their stories to a broader audience as part of our goal to inspire our larger community to better understand one another through culture, conversation, and connection. For information about sponsoring APAH Month and other projects like this one, please contact Saleena Jafry at [email protected] or 713.496.9939.
Presenting Sponsor of APAH Month at Asia Society Texas
Sponsors of APAH Month
Comcast
Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP
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About Asia Society Texas
Asia Society Texas believes in the strength and beauty of diverse perspectives and people. As an educational institution, we advance cultural exchange by celebrating the vibrant diversity of Asia, inspiring empathy, and fostering a better understanding of our interconnected world. Spanning the fields of arts, business, culture, education, and policy, our programming is rooted in the educational and cultural development of our community — trusting in the power of art, dialogue, and ideas to combat bias and build a more inclusive society.