To honor Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (#AANHPIHeritageMonth), we are thrilled to welcome New York Times bestselling author, Joanna Ho for a special reading hosted in partnership with the
@coloradoasian . Joanna’s stories center identity, intergenerational resilience, and cultural affirmation, creating space where AANHPI children feel seen, valued, and rooted in their authentic selves.
"Stories That Connect Us" is a community‑led initiative strengthening belonging, representation, and social connection for AANHPI youth and families.
Join us for our FREE Community Event!
RSVP link is in our bio
📅 Friday, May 15th
⏰ 6:00pm-7:30pm
📍 The Social Fabric Hub
🍜 Refreshments provided
This event includes:
🎤 A reading and book signing with
@joannahowrites
📖 Free book per child, sponsored by
@boulderbookstore
🗝️ Engraved keepsake from
@yaygiftsandcards
🍪 Sweet treat by
@glittersweetsco
📜 A signed copy of the 2026 AANHPI Heritage Month Proclamation by
@govofco , sponsored by The P.L.A.Y. Education Corporation and The Sakura Foundation, authored by community advocate,
@lulubuckster
The sponsored proclamation reflects our shared commitment to breaking down systemic barriers. When children see themselves represented in history, it affirms their belonging and rewrites the narrative of who is recognized, valued, and included in our community. This year’s proclamation builds on the foundation laid by Nga Vương-Sandoval, who authored the first ever AANHPI Heritage Month Proclamation in Colorado, last year.
With gratitude to our sponsors and partners:
Presenting Sponsor:
@cohealthfnd
Presenting Book Sponsor:
@boulderbookstore
Proclamation Sponsor:
@tapeandtwine
Education Advocates:
@rmeq @ywca
Community Partners:
@asiangirlsignite @capu_2021 @sakurafoundation @beingbetterneighbors @coloradoasian @downtowneriecounseling