ASIAN AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH

The Asian American Heritage Council of Central Florida is back with its Asian Cultural Festival for the first time since the pandemic.

Movies can transport us just about anywhere, and two Central Florida filmmakers did just that when they explored the lives of a couple of local Pacific Islanders in the latest shorts featured in FusionFest’s MYGration watch party.

Orlando is home to the Asia Trend Community Learning Center, a place to embrace and learn about Asian American culture.

Bi Trac says pageant helped her stay connected to her culture and give back to a larger community.

Chef Henry Moso came to the U.S. at 16 from Laos and in less than 15 years he has grown into a nationally recognized chef and restauranteur.

These Asian Americans made major contributions that shaped the way we live in the U.S.

A University of Central Florida professor is giving back with the sound of music.

Sending supplies to NASA’s orbiting moon outpost will require a whole new logistical game plan but that’s where a key KSC team comes into play.

Much like his artwork, Filipino American and Orlando-based artist Jefrë is larger than life.

Community uniting to stop Asian hate, promote positivity.

Team to also host in-game celebrations.

FusionFest's monthly MYgration films and watch parties explore the immigration stories of Central Floridians.

Cuong Tran, a NASA electrical engineer, moved to the U.S. at 14, overcoming adversity to land his dream job.

The fundraiser wraps up on May 9.

As we celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we wanted to take a closer look at this growing population and why they chose to make Central Florida home.

News 6 celebrates AAPI Heritage Month by highlighting our local AAPI community.

Film is Marvel's first Asian-focused superhero movie.

Youn Yuh-jung, the feisty grandmother in “Minari,” has won the best supporting actress award at the Oscars.

Chloé Zhao has made history at the Academy Awards.

Chef Mike Collantes is quickly growing his "Taglish Collective" despite the challenges he's faced during the pandemic.

Orange County Asian Committee collecting work until April 16.