In this weekly digest of Business and Policy topics, hear from actor Tzi Ma on the importance of Asian representation, learn about how the future of technology and travel will be forever changed by COVID-19, and more.
Asia Society Japan Center, ACCJ and I-House hosted joint webinar inviting leading scientists from OIST, give their expert assessment and outlook on the COVID-19 pandemic. Where we are, how we got here & where we are going we, now know.
Even in what you call, the worst of times, Filipinos remain heroes outside and inside their homes. While the World Health Organization (WHO) addressed and recommended the practice of Physical Distancing as a way to prevent the spreading of
As Switzerland and other European countries discuss using contact tracing apps and other measures, Asia Society Switzerland and Korea Foundation teamed up for a webcast looking into Korea’s use of technology in its coronavirus response.
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.
In this weekly digest of Business and Policy topics, meet the directors of PBS and WETA's new documentary 'Asian Americans,' hear from CNN's Van Jones on racial unity, and more.
Dr. Lynn Bufka, Senior Director of Practice Research and Policy at the American Psychological Association, discussed the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on society's collective mental health.
The 2020 winner of the Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism in Asia discussed his reporting from China, from which he was expelled in March.
Watch the webcast with Jessica diCarlo, who has studied the Lao-China railway and Special Economic Zones in Northern Laos to showcase how infrastructures relate to on-the-ground political and social relations in host countries.
Lord Patten of Barnes, Reinhard Bütikofer, Julianne Smith, and Elizabeth Economy discuss the evolving relationship between China, Europe, and the United States.
In a conversation with Asia Society's CEO Josette Sheeran, Kalsi described how his upbringing in the U.S. South as a London-born son of Indian immigrants informed his lifelong commitment to diversity.
