Southeast Asia demonstrated it could keep the worst of COVID-19 at bay through lockdowns and other restrictions, but the region also needs strong vaccination programs to allow it to move past the acute phase of the pandemic.
ASPI Senior Fellow Patrick Suckling sets out how the wider international community should sensitively, constructively, and intelligently work with India to catalyze greater climate ambition in the lead-up to COP26 and beyond.
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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Cecillia Wang, deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, speaks with Kevin Rudd as part of Asia Society's video series Asian Americans Building America.
Designed to prepare high school students for leadership roles in an increasingly interconnected world, this session will explore social and systemic inequities in Houston and across the country, and the importance of civic engagement.
Join us as we host a panel of experts to demystify the Chinese Communist Party of today, and take a practical look at how the party works, its structure, and the benefits of party membership.
Through this partnership with AARP, adult learners are invited to learn about the history and cultural context of mandalas, view Tibetan Buddhist monks creating a sand mandala, and create their own mandala drawing.
MEMBER ONLY Join us for the second iteration of The Collective as we explore the power of innovative philanthropy in backing ideas, facilitating better storytelling, and enlightening the journalistic process in Asia.
The Missing Buddhas tells their story and unravels the question of the origins of life-size glazed terracotta monks. Tony Miller takes a scalpel to this tall tale and both debunks the myth and discovers their true history.
Through this partnership with AARP, adult learners are invited to participate in a virtual introduction to Korean culture through practicing simple greetings and learning about cultural norms.
In “Trese: A Creative and Cultural Milestone,” we focus on how the show paves the way for greater recognition of Filipino artists and Philippine culture here and abroad.
Every month we will showcase a local craft brewery to conduct an online guided beer tasting by the brewer for our members. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
Drop-in on Korea from our global stage as we bring together Korean films, families, and leaders for a film screening and talks of new hits, indie picks and classics at our Center.
Filmmaking has been one of the most crucial skills for the new generation. We have arranged a week of workshops for students to learn all aspects in filmmaking, including voice acting, sound effects and movie scene remake.
MEMBER ONLY Asia Society Australia members are invited to a VIP reception and masterclass in Melbourne with world-renowned musician and former Young Australian of the Year, Li-Wei Qin.
Join us for a discussion presenting a diverse set of voices on police reform to challenges our audience to think critically about solutions to combat racism, as anti-Asian violence persists.
PUBLIC Bringing together Asia-passionate young leaders for a half day forum exploring how young people are maintaining and re-imagining our connection to Asia in a new hybrid world defined by the pandemic, geopolitics and travel immobility.
Jai Shroff, global CEO of UPL Limited, discusses food security and climate challenges in a conversation on the role of technology in farming sustainability and the agricultural chain, particularly in Asia and Africa.
