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.
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The Nepalese American immigrant is unafraid to use his platform to promote racial justice. "I have a right to voice my opinions and I do so through my work and activism."
The winner of the 2021 Osborn Elliott Prize, Los Angeles Times Beijing Bureau Chief Alice Su, will appear in conversation with jury member Dorinda Elliott.
The Asia Society Philippines and Optum, present “Practical Partnerships for the Pandemic” - a series of online conversations on how the public and private sector in the Philippines can work better together to beat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In the Asia Society Switzerland Book Salon we read and discuss fiction from or about Asia in an informal setting.
This time we will read The Glass Palace by Amitav Ghosh.
Our next Members’ Connection Night features a pub quiz to test your general knowledge. The questions and answers have been designed to surprise, enlighten, amuse and amaze.
The fourth episode brings us to one of the world’s most crowded countries: Bangladesh. Dr. Faraha Nawaz and Sara Hossain will share their view of the country, and discuss the changing role of women in Bangladesh.
Vivek Pathak, Global Head and Director of Climate Business at IFC explores the role of green finance, the strategies to scale it up, and the investment opportunities in climate business.
Join Asia Society as extraordinary women involved in the U.S. space program discuss their careers and how to help women continue to break barriers on Earth and beyond.
Composer and percussionist Susie Ibarra debuts new music which reflects humanity's interdependence and mutual existence alongside the natural environment.
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The color pink is omnipresent in the works of Nici Jost. "Land of Peach Blossom“ is based on her experience in Shanghai and the perception of the color pink in Chinese culture.
Presented as part of a Ning Hao retrospective, 'Mongolian Ping Pong' is a coming of age story about three boys in the remote grasslands of Mongolia who discover a ping-pong ball that leads them on a series of adventures.
Join us for Front Lawn Film Nights, a series of Asian and Asian American films screened outdoors on our festival lawn! 'To Be Takei' screens on Friday, June 11.
Join author Raakhee Mirchandani for a Father’s Day reading of Hair Twins, a story about a Sikh father and daughter with a special hair bond, and a panel discussion on the Sikh American experience.
ART AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: Teen voices are powerful forces for social change. In this camp for teens, learn about various cultures and social justice issues to help develop artistic tools to be in conversation with what you see in the world.
Designed to prepare high school students for leadership roles in an increasingly interconnected world, this session will explore the nuanced and evolving relationship between the world's two largest economies with an eye toward the future.
Asia Society is honored to welcome H.E. Ms. Melba Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Mexican States to the June Ambassadors’ Circle.
“An erudite and accessible biography of Ali, one that tells his life story, and discusses his teachings and values, and how his legacy continues to loom large over Muslim world.”
—Vali Nasr,
