"We stand in solidarity with the Asian and Asian American community in the ongoing fight against racism," Asia Society President Kevin Rudd said. Read the entire statement.
On the 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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A new ASPI report shows that a majority of American voters sees climate change as the most important issue for the U.S. and China to cooperate on — more so than tackling COVID-19.
Even as the Metropolitan Opera, Covent Garden and other opera houses around the world remain shuttered from Covid-19, classical music’s least socially distant genre has taken fresh root in new media and alternative pandemic-resistant venues
Asia Society and the Asia Pacific Initiative will discuss the lessons learned from the disaster and subsequent reconstruction policies, ten years since the Fukushima disaster.
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the entire world. With Hong Kong experiencing its third wave of COVID-19, individuals have been confined to their homes, faced with the task of coping with anxiety.
We welcome H.E. Ina Lepel, Ambassador of Germany to the Ambassadors' Circle this March. Presentation is titled, “Germany’s New Policy Priorities and Goals for the Indo Pacific – New Impulses for German-Japanese Partnerships".
When Beijing opened its doors in the 1980s, it shocked the world by allowing private enterprise and free markets. Dori Jones Yang was among the first American correspondents to cover China under Deng Xiaoping,
Bestselling author Lisa See ('The Island of Sea Women') will speak with Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni on her work and the themes of immigration, identity, and friendship that make her novels so compelling.
Asia Society Northern California will host a private Executive Roundtable on March 4 with Ambassador Declan Kelleher on China-EU relations, Brexit, and implications for the United States
Asia Society Hong Kong Center is proud to have Acting Consul General of the UAE, Ms. Mariam Alshamsi and Consul General of the State of Israel, Mrs. Ahuva Spieler, moderated by Mr. Robert Dorfman, for a dialogue on women leadership.
A panel of educators will share their experiences and provide insights as to how to best support children to be effective participants in this increasingly complex, diverse, and interconnected world.
Join us for a conversation with renowned journalist Fareed Zakaria on how the pandemic is speeding up history, a glimpse into the world already in the making, and how our choices today affect the future. This event is members-only.
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.
In this session, we will think about how we can make society inclusive and kind for all, including LGBTQ groups and anyone feeling a lack of empowerment with two leading LGBTQ activists in Asia: Jennifer Lu and Fumino Sugiyama.
As part of "Asia Society at the Movies," watch an exclusive screening of "Leap"—China's 2021 Oscar submission for feature film—and join a discussion with director Peter Ho-Sun Chan and Academy Governor-at-Large Janet Yang.
Join us for Front Lawn Film Nights, a series of Asian and Asian American films screened outdoors on our festival lawn! 'Crazy Rich Asians' screens on Friday, March 5.
Join a conversation with Ramin Bahrani, director of Netflix's acclaimed feature film "The White Tiger," based on the "New York Times" bestseller and 2008 Man Booker Prize-winning novel.
Join Emily Chew, Asia 21 alumna and Head of Sustainability for Investment Management at Morgan Stanley, in-conversation with Gen A Anorah John, for a masterclass on sustainable and social impact investing.
In his debut novel, Orville Schell delves into the complexities of people whose lives have been historically upended by the tumult of political change, the pain of migration, and the separations of the Cold War.
