Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The U.S. celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month each May. The first celebration began as “Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week” on May 4, 1979, when President Jimmy Carter signed Proclamation 4650 to commemorate the contributions and accomplishments of Asian/Pacific Americans. In 1990, Congress expanded the observance from a week to a month. In 1992, President George H.W. Bush passed Public Law 102-540 designating the month of May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month.
The Career Center at Tufts has put together some resources for employers below for your reference:
About – Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month (apasf.org)
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2022 (asianpacificheritage.gov)
14 Asian Pacific Heritage Month Activities & Ideas For Work (teambuilding.com)
A resource guide to supporting the AAPI Community – AsAmNews
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2021 (sba.gov)
