"We stand in solidarity with the Asian and Asian American community in the ongoing fight against racism," Asia Society President Kevin Rudd said. Read the entire statement.
George P. Shultz, who died on Feb. 6 six weeks after celebrating his 100th birthday, is best known for his distinguished career in government — but he was also a treasured member of the Asia Society family.
Kevin Rudd in Foreign Affairs: "No matter what strategies the two sides pursue or what events unfold, the tension between the United States and China will grow, and competition will intensify; it is inevitable. War, however, is not."
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A new ASPI report shows that a majority of American voters sees climate change as the most important issue for the U.S. and China to cooperate on — more so than tackling COVID-19.
In episode 27, we commemorate the one year anniversary of our ongoing coronavirus webinar series by hosting again our inaugural speaker last February, Professor Benjamin Cowling, Head of the Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
How is the atmosphere on-site in Myanmar? What course of action has the military taken by now? What is important to better understand the military junta? And what is to be expected on the different fronts?
Willem Molesworth, Director of de Sarthe gallery, will join Christopher to talk about identity, pre- and post-COVID transnationalism, internationally recurrent signs and symbols, cultural hegemony.
K11 Art Foundation and Q Contemporary are thrilled to co-present ‘Tracing the Fragments’, a collaborative collection of prominent Central Eastern European and Chinese contemporary artworks.
Join Dr. Michelle Ann Williams , Elaine Batchlor and Connie Chung Joe for a discussion on the unequal impact of COVID-19 on racial and ethnic minorities.
Matt Alt is the author of Pure Invention: How Japan’s Pop Culture Conquered the World, a cultural detective story and history of modern life told through the lens of Japanese consumer products.
Join Asia Society with Matt Alt, author of “Pure Invention: How Japan’s Pop Culture Conquered the World”, as he takes us through the lens of Japanese consumer products that transformed our lives.
Asia Society is delighted to invite, Matt Alt, author of Pure Invention: How Japan’s Pop Culture Conquered the World, to our webcast from Tokyo reaching out to our global centers.
Join Matt Alt, author of Pure Invention: How Japan’s Pop Culture Conquered the World, to hear his unique perspectives of Japanese pop culture and how it has influenced our pandemic lives. Streaming live from Tokyo.
Asia Society Northern California will host a private Executive Roundtable on February 23 with Manoj Kohli. Learn more about Manoj Kohli and his take on growth strategies for the Indian economy.
Asia Society presents a special members-only gathering of top-tier journalists and a town-hall style discussion on the current and future state of U.S.-China relations.
Make the start of this year meaningful with the advice of a peak performance coach, Christine Deschemin. As a hypnotherapist, she has helped many celebrities and executives lead a healthier, happier and more fulfilling life.
Women are at the forefront of confronting climate change through clean energy supplies and decarbonization solutions. Join us for a discussion with two women who are leading sustainable initiatives to address climate change.
Join Ambassador Graham Fletcher for an update on China’s political and economic landscape, Beijing’s outlook on the world and navigating a tense bilateral relationship. Strictly by invitation
International Holocaust Remembrance Day is the annual international memorial day designated by the United Nations to commemorate the tragedy of the Holocaust.
The Center for Global Education is proud to partner with The Culture Tree to feature Simran Jeet Singh's new book in our inaugural reading of the #ownvoices Virtual Reading Room series.
