This annual event addresses the challenges and opportunities facing the Asian-Pacific American (APA) community, and other communities within and outside the workplace, amid an ongoing pandemic and rising anti-Asian violence.
India — now the second country in the world to pass 20 million coronavirus cases — is reeling under the weight of millions of active infections. Our India center has compiled a list of organizations you can support to aid the nation's fight against COVID.
On Asia In-Depth, Kevin Rudd, Bing Chen, and Sylvia Kim discuss the role that individuals, community organizers, business leaders, and legislators can play in stopping anti-Asian hate and violence.
Like many in our global community, Asia Society faces significant financial impact due to the coronavirus crisis. Please consider supporting our work with a donation.
"Who Killed Vincent Chin?" is an Academy Award–nominated documentary about the brutal murder of Vincent Chin, a 27-year-old Chinese American, and the subsequent civil rights protest and outrage that followed.
In the 45 minutes introduction session, participants are able to learn about the history and development of contemporary Acappella music. Besides appreciating different styles of Acappella music.
President Emeritus of Asia Society Dr. Vishakha N. Desai speaks to author and journalist Prayaag Akbar about her new memoir World As Family: A Journey of Multi-Rooted Belongings.
This annual event addresses the challenges and opportunities facing the Asian-Pacific American (APA) community, and other communities within and outside the workplace, amid an ongoing pandemic and rising anti-Asian violence.
The exhibition has been curated by photographer and photographic historian Edward Stokes. Travel with him back in time to view 1950s Hong Kong and Singapore through the lenses of Marjorie Doggett and Lee Fook Chee.
We look forward to welcoming you to our next Members’ Connection Night featuring a Pub Quiz to test your general knowledge. The questions and answers have been designed to surprise, enlighten, amuse and amaze.
In the next installment of Spotlight on Asian Pacific Americans, we will feature Ruth Asawa, Japanese-American sculptor recognized for her wire sculpture, public commissions, and her activism in education.
Asia Society welcomes Ambassador Myung-soo Ahn, the Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Houston, alongside a panel of experts to discuss current and future U.S.–South Korea relations.
Learn Mahjong, the game that's currently taking Hong Kong by storm! Virginia Chan, founder of Humid with a Chance of Fishballs, will lead you through via Zoom an Introduction to Mahjong workshop, from the history to simple gameplay.
In this latest novel by Charles Yu, he depicted the stories of Willis Wu, who is a Taiwanese American struggling to find a position in the Hollywood film industry. Join our Meet the Author series to know more about the book!
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The exhibition allows the public a close look at the Korean Peninsula, divided since 1953 – with Kunstmuseum Bern Chief Curator Kathleen Bühler.
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A film team from the Swiss Alpine Museum toured the mountainous Korean peninsula during the brief thaw in relations between the two Koreas. The stories captured on film tell of an everyday existence that you won’t see on TV.
Celebrate the end of Ramadan at our outdoor Family Day highlighting Eid al-Fitr! Enjoy arts and crafts, live art, performances, food and drink, and shopping at this all-day festival, featuring limited, timed tickets.
Join acclaimed author Thanhhà Lại, and the winner of the 2020 Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction for a reading of her YA debut, Butterfly Yellow.
In the lead-up to Art Basel Hong Kong (May 21 to 23), Bloomberg and Asia Society Hong Kong are delighted to invite you to a special virtual event with experts from the art world.
