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Secretary Blinken on
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ownvoices room

#ownvoices Virtual Reading Room

This Center for Global Education program features authors of contemporary children’s fiction about the Asian and Asian American experience. Authors will take questions or present an artistic or cultural activity after the reading.
Helen Zia participates in a Vincent Chin rally in Detroit in 1983.

The Fight to Be Seen

A veteran Asian American activist reflects on what has — and hasn’t — changed since the movement began decades ago. Read Helen Zia's essay in Asia Society Magazine.
Getting Asia to Net Zero

Getting Asia to Net Zero

A high-level and independent commission of Asian leaders to help urgently accelerate the regional transition to net zero emissions.
Japanese Painting for the 21st Century — Art for Breakfast with Ryo Shinagawa

Japanese Painting for the 21st Century

Meet Ryo Shinagawa, an artist who brings together disparate elements of Japanese art to discover contemporary meaning for traditional materials and styles. Tune in May 31 at 8 a.m. Tokyo time.
A young student looks up at a portrait of Vincent Chin.

AAPI History IS American History

But why is it often ignored in U.S. classrooms? Stewart Kwoh explores in Asia Society Magazine.
President Joe Biden conducts a virtual meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping

How To Avoid a U.S.-China War

On the Asia In-Depth podcast, Kevin Rudd talks to Ian Bremmer about why he doesn't think a catastrophic conflict between the United States and China is inevitable.

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  • In-person
    Panel Discussion
     /  Hong Kong

    Contemporary Underground

    28 May 2022
    5 - 6 p.m.
    Hidden behind Hong Kong's skyscrapers is a vibrant underground hub for subcultures. Artists Miko Badiola Borje, Joseph Chen, Go Hung and Karen Yu take on an underground art scene that walks the line between fine art and experiment.
  • In-person
    Panel Discussion
     /  Hong Kong

    Before Print

    29 May 2022
    12 - 1 p.m.
    How have the boundaries of photography expanded over the years? Four photographers underline their practices in contemporary photography in mediums, such as film, digital, printed paper, and open image making.
  • In-person
    Panel Discussion
     /  Hong Kong

    Independent Art Spaces Roundtable

    29 May 2022
    4 - 5 p.m.
    Artists, curators and founders uncover the inner workings of independent art spaces in hidden parts of Hong Kong. The panel details how spaces in Sham Shui Po, Tai Kok Tsui, To Kwa Wan and North Point survive.
  • In-person
    Workshop
     /  Hong Kong

    Twist and Wrap Dumplings for Tuen Ng

    01 Jun 2022
    10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.
    In celebration of this year’s Dragon Boat Festival, take part in a family-friendly rice dumpling-making workshop to learn more about and prepare this traditional festive food.
  • Online
    Film
     /  Hong Kong

    We Don’t Dance for Nothing

    05 Jun 2022
    9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
    Hong Kong Time
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    Watch a screening of We Don't Dance for Nothing, a photo montage love letter to Filipina domestic workers of Hong Kong, and participate in the post-screening chat with director Stefanos Tai, and artists Xyza Cada and Miles Sible.
  • In-person and Online
    Discussion
     /  Japan

    Lunch with Danny Russel

    07 Jun 2022
    11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
    Tokyo Time
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    Join us for a roundtable discussion with Daniel Russel on his assessment of security concerns for the region, on President Biden’s first in-person visit to Japan, and the Quad's response to the increasingly unpredictable region.
  • In-person
    Discussion
     /  Hong Kong

    Here Comes the Hong Kong Palace Museum

    10 Jun 2022
    6 - 7 p.m.
    Hong Kong Palace Museum Director Louis Ng talks about the much anticipated museum opening in July, and touches on the museum’s positioning as a vessel to house both contemporary and historical objects.

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