We will empower the next generation of Australian leaders and young professionals to stay interested and engaged with the region, amidst closed borders, geopolitical tensions and economic upheavals.
Kevin Rudd, Penny Wong, and representatives from Australia's top youth dialogues explore how young people can remain engaged with Asia in a world shaped by COVID-19.
Gen A (Generation Asia) is Asia Society Australia’s emerging leader’s network. It is a learning and leadership development platform for early career professionals (under 35) from our member and partner organisations.
The governments of Southeast Asia should engage the military but ASEAN should suspend Myanmar, writes Asia Society Policy Institute Director, Political-Security Affairs Elina Noor.
The Business Council of Australia and Asia Society Australia’s Asia Taskforce discussion paper examines Australian higher education sector engagement with Asia.
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.
MEMBER ONLY Join us for a Gen A Explainer on the origins of the China-Taiwan divide, how Taiwan is becoming a dangerous flashpoint in the intensifying US-China rivalry, and what this means for Australia’s position in the region.
PUBLIC: Join former investment banker-turned-social entrepreneur Sasibai Kimis, Asia 21 Alumna and Founder and CIO Earth Heir, for a Gen A masterclass on social entrepreneurship and ethical fashion in Southeast Asia.
