In triaging coronavirus in India, "The best strategy will be to mount a hyper-local response that is backed by science," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Dr. Satchit Balsari.
Asia 21 Young Leader Roshan Paul and Ilaina Rabbat write on how their organization, the Amani Institute, is building a skills-based and inclusive curriculum for changemaking in the developing world.
In Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, girls and young women "risk the falling shells rather than face the sexual assault that is epidemic in the cramped bunkers," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Anam Zakaria.
Asia 21 Young Leader Wenchi Yu discusses how VIPKid, an education technology company, is using innovation in English language learning in China during COVID-19.
Writing on the ethics of small actions in the era of COVID-19, Asia 21 Young Leader Vafa Ghazavi says that "each of us bears responsibility for helping to create a more just world."
Asia 21 Young Leader John Delury writes, "South Korea has drawn on its strengths as a liberal society to address the public health crisis — and this week its people doubled-down on democracy by turning out in droves to re-elect its lead."
"Since the Covid-19 crisis broke out, I have also made it a point to call my teammates on the front-lines for 15-minute chats once or twice a week," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Karen Tay.
Asia 21 Young Leader Kristin Kagetsu's Saathi wins the 2019 St Andrews Prize for the Environment for its work on developing biodegradable and compostable sanitary pads.
Alex Moazed, Bing Chen, Alistair Thornton, and Ernestine Fu discuss parallel "internets" powered by China and the United States and the enduring strength of Chinese-style internet censorship.
Mun Ching Yap and Rabi Karmacharya discuss their collaboration after the 2015 Nepal Earthquake during the 10th anniversary summit of the Asia 21 Young Leaders Initiative.
The India Pakistan Peace Rickshaw project fosters better understanding between the two nations through traveling rickshaws in Karachi decorated with messages of peace and friendship.
Join the Asia Society Business Council for a conversation on how the COVID experience has accelerated innovation in the medical sector with Harvard University's Dr. Satchit Balsari and others.
International correspondent Megha Rajagopalan and investigative journalist Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian on the human rights situation in the Chinese province of Xinjiang.
In triaging coronavirus in India, "The best strategy will be to mount a hyper-local response that is backed by science," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Dr. Satchit Balsari.
Asia 21 Young Leader Roshan Paul and Ilaina Rabbat write on how their organization, the Amani Institute, is building a skills-based and inclusive curriculum for changemaking in the developing world.
In Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, girls and young women "risk the falling shells rather than face the sexual assault that is epidemic in the cramped bunkers," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Anam Zakaria.
Asia 21 Young Leader Wenchi Yu discusses how VIPKid, an education technology company, is using innovation in English language learning in China during COVID-19.
Writing on the ethics of small actions in the era of COVID-19, Asia 21 Young Leader Vafa Ghazavi says that "each of us bears responsibility for helping to create a more just world."
Asia 21 Young Leader John Delury writes, "South Korea has drawn on its strengths as a liberal society to address the public health crisis — and this week its people doubled-down on democracy by turning out in droves to re-elect its lead."
"Since the Covid-19 crisis broke out, I have also made it a point to call my teammates on the front-lines for 15-minute chats once or twice a week," writes Asia 21 Young Leader Karen Tay.
