Medium: Video

TeachAAPI Cultural Roadshow

For May AAPI History Month 2025, TeachAAPI partnered with the Philippine folk and dance arts group Kayamanan Ng Lahi to bring students on a journey of storytelling, music and movement to learn about Filipino American culture. Through powerful symbolism centered around the bird, students experienced the spirit, strength, and beauty of the Filipino American community.
Martee Dares to Dance – Author Talk with Harry Shum Jr and Shelby Rabara
Learning the Traditions of Chuseok Video
Light and Legacy: Asian American Nonfiction to Inspire Every Reader: A Conversation with Joanna Ho, Supriya Kelkar, and Christina Soontornvat

Listen to a virtual conversation about the importance of writing non-fiction stories for young people about Asian American history & culture that educate and inspire readers. The recording will be available on May 17th. Learn more and sign up to view here.
tapTALKS: A Fireside Chat with Eva Chen

Join us to hear Eva Chen, best-selling Author and Head of Fashion Partnerships at Instagram, discuss her personal and professional journey including parenting tips and career inspirations. As a busy working parent to three multi-racial children, Eva is dedicated to educating and celebrating diversity within families. Eva will be interviewed by Sara Tan, Refinery29’s Beauty…
Lunar New Year Smithsonian Webinar

What is Lunar New Year, and how is the celebration similar to and different from celebrations marking January 1? Ring in the year of the dragon as students discuss the entertainment, foods, symbols, and other customs of Lunar New Year. During this webinar, students will explore works of art and interact with presenters via the…
Grace & Lisa Chinese New Year Experiences, Food & Stories 2024

by TeachAAPI and Children’s Book World ft. Lisa Yee and Grace Lin Watch two of the most awarded AAPI authors share their personal stories about growing up and celebrating Lunar (Chinese) New Year. Great for all ages – Lisa and Grace discuss food, culture, growing up AAPI in different parts of America, their identities as…
Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art Virtual Tours

Join the talented educators of the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art for a deep dive on the Cherry Blossom Festival. Available Now! Grades 1-3, 4-6, 9-12.
TAP Little Readers Book Club ft. Benson Shum

Children’s Book World and TeachAAPI present a very special book talk with author & illustrator, Benson Shum celebrating his newest picture book , Cindy and Panda.
TeachAAPI Author Talks ft. Susan Goldman Rubin
Author Helena Ku Rhee: TapTalks for Parents & Educators

Author Helena Ku Rhee: Building Bridges Through Storytelling Curtis School, in partnership with TeachAAPI, welcomes author Helena Ku Rhee in connection with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. A children’s book author, she addresses parents and educators on topics such as ways to ignite the love of reading, representation in children’s literature, and…
Author Helena Ku Rhee: Building Bridges Through Storytelling

A not-to-be missed AAPI Heritage Month talk with featured speaker Helena Ku Rhee! A children’s book author and essayist, Helena speaks with both parents and students on topics such as ways to ignite the love of reading, representation in children’s literature, and what it’s like to be an author of diverse books. With parents, Helena…