United in diversity

May marks Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and we're recognizing the diverse stories, collective strength, and meaningful contributions of these communities that shape America's past, present, and future.

In this particularly challenging year and beyond, Microsoft is committed to supporting the important work of amplifying less heard voices and empowering those who are working to build a better world for all—because we're stronger together.

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Voices for change

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Xbox celebrates the culture and contributions of the AAPI communities

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Explore games highlighting AAPI creators, protagonists, and more

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Join our employees in recognizing and learning through the many achievements and stories of the AAPI community

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Zohreh Khademi kicks off AAPIHM with reflections on lifting community

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Discover movies and TV selected by AAPI communities at Microsoft

If they can see it, they can be it

Beverly Bond created BLACK GIRLS ROCK! to empower Black youth—to help them dream big and build the skills they need to go after those dreams. Now, BGR is launching a new virtual Book Club series that kicks off in April, featuring inspiring authors and interactive workshops that encourage students to grow into the next generation of leaders and change-makers.

Learn more and register for the Book Club

Sol LeWitt: Variations on a theme

Explore the life and legacy of Sol LeWitt—the visionary artist who redefined what modern art could be—in this podcast series hosted by Dessane Lopez Cassell. Learn more about key themes in LeWitt’s work and how his approach still influences some of the creative pioneers shaping the 21st century.

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Conversation starters

Meet trailblazing women who are inspiring, mentoring, and reshaping our communities

Sol LeWitt: Inside the artist's life and mind

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Making history now

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Unlocking a competitive edge

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Billie Jean King is still changing the game

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Seahawks celebrate unsung heroes with Pregame Huddle

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Coco Gauff uses tech to take her game to the next level

Overcoming the limits of the road

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Cloud9 is disrupting the esports landscape

Fueling Renault DP World F1® Team with technology

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How the NFL is keeping the spirit of the game alive

The 2020-21 NFL season played out in a year like no other. Find out how teams and broadcasters turned to technology to collaborate, connect with fans, and keep their favorite traditions alive.

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Sharing our voices

For Special Olympics youth leaders, inclusion takes heart

Youth leaders around the world are teaming up to tackle problems that hit Special Olympics athletes hard, from health challenges to social isolation to employment discrimination.

Find out how