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.
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.
In 1983, Professor Howard Gardner revolutionized the world of education with his ground-breaking theory of multiple intelligences. In this new memoir, the leading authority on the human mind reflects on the various types of intelligence
Join Dr. Scott Kurashige for his lecture "Representation to Revolution: What Asian American Studies Can Teach Us About Systems of Oppression" followed by conversation with adrienne maree brown.
Deborah Mannas and Soul Sessions return for the third time to the Lippo Amphitheater to bring an evening of inspiring music to the community. They are joined by the Tung Chung VP Youth Band, a talented group of teenagers who send a message
Join us for our end-of-year discussion with our experts on Asia Bobby Ghosh, Saad Mohseni, Weijian Shan, Sue Mi Terry, and others. Moderated by Tom Nagorski.
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Join us for this talk with Pascal Nufer and Matthias Kamp, and put your own questions to the correspondents of two of Switzerland’s most important media outlets. Register to participate live at our office or online on Zoom.
The Asia Society Hong Kong Center will be welcoming Calvin Wong, a talented Hong Kong cellist returning from Germany, with his pianist Cherry Tsang for an enjoyable evening of classical and contemporary music on December 15th, 2020.
Craft beer is produced in small quantity by microbrewery giving the beverage new flavors and surprises compared to those by large breweries. Currently, there are more 30 local breweries in this city and with new flavors launched weekly
The Asia Society Hong Kong Center will be welcoming Calvin Wong, a talented Hong Kong cellist returning from Germany, with his pianist Cherry Tsang for an enjoyable evening of classical and contemporary music on December 15th, 2020.
Featuring filmmakers and musicians involved in the documentary film as part of the China Now Music Festival. The discussion will center on the theme of building bridges through music.
