Dr. Barry Bloom, former Dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, joined 'New York Times' reporter Apoorva Mandavilli to discuss COVID vaccines available in the U.S. and what is needed in the continuing fight against the pandemic.
Thanks to our friends at A&E, we had our first screening event, "Tokyo Legacy" before it was aired on History Channel from December 20. Program was introduced by A+E Networks Japan, General Manager, John Flanagan.
Emerging from the margins to starring in the mainstream, certain heroes arising from these cultural communities have proudly and gracefully represented this collective hyphenated identity of what it means to be “Asian American”.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable on December 13 with Israel's Consul General, Shlomi Kofman, on Israel's role in Asia.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable on November 7 with the Honorable Kevin Rudd on the future directions of the ongoing US-China trade war and the risks of general economic decoupling.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable on October 30 with Howard Chao and Benjamin Fanger of ShoreVest on recent trade policy trends affecting the China debt crisis.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable on October 8 with Wendy Cutler, who provided an overall update on the Asian Trade Landscape.
Asia Society Northern California on September 19 hosted a private Executive Roundtable with International Trade Administration's Health Team Lead Jennifer Boger, who discussed recent trade policy trends affecting the healthcare industry.
Asia Society Northern California hosted a private Executive Roundtable with Huawei's Senior Vice President of Public Affairs, Joy Tan and Vice President of Industry Relations, Scott Jamar on September 10.
A discussion on Vietnam's rising role in Southeast Asia, its foreign investments, and its trade and politics with Linh Nguyen, Dr. Le Hong Hiep, Raymond Mallon and Noel Clehane.
Two Asian American alumni of the “Asia 21” network of young leaders, Bing Chen and Sylvia Kim share their perspectives on the recent wave of anti-Asian xenophobia.
