In the Asia Society Policy Institute issue paper 'Nature and Nurture,' Anubhav Gupta provides a blueprint for how the incoming U.S. administration can bolster U.S.-India ties.
Full text of Asia Society Policy Institute President Kevin Rudd's recent speech on the impact of Chinese domestic politics and economic policy on the future of U.S.-China relations.
On the latest Asia In-Depth podcast, The New York Times' Jia Lynn Yang explains how the 1965 Immigration and Nationalization Act shaped the peculiar identity of Asian Americans.
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Join us for a New York studio visit with the artist himself, where he will give us a tour and discuss some of his recent works. Moderating this event will be Aurelia Rauch, Senior Art Consultant at Bergos Berenberg.
In a new webinar series inviting leaders from the Indo-Pacific region Lin Kobayashi of UWC ISAK Japan and Kathy Matsui of AUW— both are deeply committed to cultivating the generation of leaders will discuss education in Covid era.
The Lamma Quartet is a jazz ensemble, playing the compositions of established masters, as well as originals. Tight-knit danceable rhythms meet with spacious and thoughtful melody in dynamic four-way conversations. The concert is ideal for h
In five daily classes, learn the fundamentals of American Mah Jongg. This virtual course focuses on the game's history, understanding the tiles and card, and learning the American rules, strategies, and sequence of play.
This program will highlight women who are at the forefront of change, including Gloria Steinem, Julie Taymor, Sayu Bhojwani, Erika Dickerson-Despenza, and Ruchira Gupta.
In Collaboration with American Chambers of Commerce (ACCJ), we host the the first arts program for 2021. It is something new from the ACCJ Alternative Investment Committee (AIC) on textile as an alternative investment.
Meet our panel of international language teachers from across the country as they discuss their experiences with race, identity, and culture in schools today.
Asia Society will host a virtual program as part of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Speakers include Amy Tan, Sushmit Ghosh, Debbie Lum, Leonardo Nam, Baz Poonpiriya, Rintu Thomas, Janet Yang, and Christopher Yogi.
Build your strength and mobility through White Crane Silat, a Chinese-Indonesian Martial Art and Movement Practice, by Flo, co-founder and trainer of PGB Hong Kong. Afterwhich, Aurelie will continue to guide you through the gong bath
Part of "Asia Society at the Movies," a new series showcasing films and filmmakers from across Asia and the diaspora, "Better Days" is the 2021 Academy Award Submission from Hong Kong for feature film.
As Switzerland is about to take a referendum on the Economic Partnership Agreement between the EFTA States and Indonesia, we will have a closer look at the diverse archipelago nation with Shinta Kamdani, Dino Patti Djal and Mark Dittli.
Houston in particular has felt the impacts of food insecurity as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Join us for a conversation with local chefs Chris Shepherd and Chris Williams, who have stepped up to meet the needs of their neighbors.
Mr. Bernard Kwan will lead you through basic tai chi movement and breathing to raise awareness of your own sensitivity to energy. For a beginner, Bernard will start with the simple exercises like focused breathing, basic exercises.
