In this photo taken on March 12, 2020, medical workers wearing protective clothing against the COVID-19 novel coronavirus walk to a decontamination area at the Keimyung University hospital in Daegu. (Ed Jones/AFP/Getty Images)
In these uncertain times, we wanted to let you know that we are here. We are here, committed to our founding principles of promoting mutual understanding and strengthening links between the people, leaders, and institutions of Asia and the world.
Our critical work continues, and we will use our digital tools to bring you information and conversations that matter, content that will help you understand, content that will help you cope, and, in some cases, content that will help you escape.
As the world grapples with the COVID-19 crisis, you will notice a shift in our focus. In addition to the policy, arts, and education work we are known for, a new thread of online-only content will explore issues related to racism and xenophobia, and also shine a light on people, cultures, and countries uniting together in the face of a virus that does not discriminate based on race, class, or national origin.
We are all in this together. And we are here to do our part, with insights, content, and conversations that only the Asia Society can deliver.
Join us.
Generous support for Asia Society’s COVID-19 programming provided by Mulan Club.
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Learn more about COVID-19-related closures, schedule changes, and health and safety information at Asia Society Hong Kong, Asia Society New York, and Asia Society Texas.
Upcoming Events
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Online26 May 20215 - 6 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »A discussion of the educational divide in the time of COVID, featuring Duke University president Vincent Price, Virginia Commonwealth University president Michael Rao and Howard University president Wayne Frederick.
Past Events
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Online06 May 20217:30 - 8:30 p.m.Houston TimeCalculate your local time »What can people and organizations do to combat escalating acts of racism and xenophobia against Asian Americans? Join Asia Society Texas Center and Asia Society Southern California to learn what immediate and long-term changes are possible.
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Online06 May 20215:30 - 6:30 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »Join Asia Society Southern California and Asia Society Texas Center for a conversation on activism – what people and organizations can do to combat these ongoing heinous acts of racism and xenophobia.
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Online06 Apr 20215:30 - 6:30 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »Join Oaktree Capital Co-Chairman Howard Marks and Senior Advisor to BlackRock Geraldine Buckingham for a discussion about the post-pandemic global economy.
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Online18 Mar 20215 - 6 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »Join Asia Society Southern California, in partnership with the Asia Society Hong Kong Center, for a discussion of the complex process of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United States and Asia.
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Online22 Feb 20214 - 5 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »Join Dr. Michelle Ann Williams , Elaine Batchlor and Connie Chung Joe for a discussion on the unequal impact of COVID-19 on racial and ethnic minorities.
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Online10 Dec 20207:30 - 8:30 p.m.Houston TimeCalculate your local time »The Asian American population is projected to be the largest immigration group by 2055, yet has been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. Join us to discuss how the greater Asian American community can recover and achieve equity.
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Online10 Dec 20209 - 9:45 a.m.Melbourne TimeCalculate your local time »From the challenges facing the Australian economy to the decoupling of the United States and China, join us as we wrap up the year and reflect on how 2020 has altered our regional realities.
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Online30 Nov 20205 - 6 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »A discussion with Medronic Executive Chairman Omar Ishrak and Stanford University Professor Jason Wang on the innovation and transformation in healthcare propelled by the pandemic and the future of global healthcare post-pandemic.
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Online16 Nov 20205 - 7 p.m.Los Angeles TimeCalculate your local time »The 11th Annual U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit & Game Changer Awards will take place virtually November 16–20 with programs scheduled throughout the week.
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Online05 Nov 20207:30 - 8:30 p.m.Houston TimeCalculate your local time »As the fight continues to contain COVID-19 infections and mitigate economic contractions, join us as Weijian Shan examines the pandemic's impact on the global economy, and what recovery will look like for China and the U.S.