AAHC Student Achievers Scholastic Awards goes Virtual This Year
Despite the unprecedented year with COVID-19, many students still took part in the annual Asian American Heritage Council (AAHC) Student Achiever Awards. The ceremony took place through Zoom on November 7, 2020 to celebrate the great accomplishments...
AAHC, Four Letters That Represent Many Cultures
Another year of my high school career has passed. Why do I know? This last weekend, I attended, for the third year, Asian American Heritage Council AAHC’s Student Achievers Scholastic Awards ceremony. I’m...
FusionFest 2019 is coming up on November 30 & December 1!
FusionFest is coming back to downtown Orlando on Thanksgiving weekend. Come share a smile and your heritage and “you may discover just how different other people really aren’t!” Discover the world through interactive experiences and contests...
How Chinese Alchemy became an Independence Day Icon
Two thousand
years ago in Ancient China during the Han Dynasty, Daoist Alchemists had
successfully isolated and studied Potassium Nitrate, Sulfur and Carbon from
charcoal. From these ingredients the Alchemists would go on to produce
gunpowder, which would...
East Coast Asian American Student Union Conference 2019
Join the East Coast Asian American Student
Union (ECAASU) in Orlando, Florida for the oldest and largest Asian American
Pacific Islander student conference in the nation! The annual ECAASU Conference is a two-day event (Feb 8-9) that...
The Closing Ceremony of Chinese School of CAACF was Successfully Held
On May 19th. 2018, the closing ceremony of 2018 Spring semester of Chinese School of CAACF was held at the Lake Highland Prep School at Charles Clayton Campus to share memories, receive awards, as well as have performances. 130 students...
Who To Listen To If You Want To Grow Your Business
According to the National Retail Federation, the annual holiday season makes up an average of 20 percent of annual sales for retailers. It is critical for businesses to make sure they are catering to...
Changing the World, One Pinyin at a Time
One author is trying to help readers across the world learn Chinese, starting with a children's book. Children’s book author Eugenia Chu began making up stories with her son at bed time, but she couldn’t...
THE ISAAC TEST
As an analogy to the biblical story of Isaac sacrifice, WHAT IF we invited Sophia* to perform on a TED stage and there, her Creator, David Hanson, will command her to sacrifice before him the person she...
THE INNOVATION NATIONS GAME
TING about it! WHAT IF we could play games and change the world around us?
WHAT IF we could build up a global database of tech and innovation companies and encourage startups to be part,...
