Culture and diversity can be a tool used to unify a country or nation; however, as seen by recent global political movements, it can also be used to polarize and segment populations. Back at Asia Society by popular demand, MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi examines the current phenomenon and spread of culture wars that both curb and spread populist ideas.

Immerse yourself in the world of classical Chinese dance and ballet through a lecture by Beijing Dance Theater choreographer Wang Yuanyuan at Asia Society Texas Center, following SPA's presentation of "Hamlet" at Jones Hall on Friday, February 22.

Incredible changes are happening in the medtech industry that will shape the future of healthcare, aging populations, and more. Join us for a panel discussion on pioneer nations in medtech — Japan, the U.S., and Israel — and major innovations that are sure to surface in the coming years.

Asia Society Texas Center is pleased to support Rothko Chapel and the University of St. Thomas for a three-day symposium exploring the current climate crisis, its impact on vulnerable communities, and mitigation efforts being implemented locally and nationally.

Save the date for this vibrant evening honoring local leaders Phoebe and Bobby Tudor for their many years of dedicated service to the Greater Houston community. In addition, this year's Tiger Ball will be a momentous occasion as we honor the legacy and contributions of Asia Society Texas Center's Founding Member, Former First Lady Barbara Bush.

Wind down your day with this Qigong. Reduce stress and pain, sleep well, and renew your qi (energy) for the week through Qigong, meditation, and gentle, easy Tai Chi movements.

Discover and experience your qi (energy) through mindful breathing and movement with Wu Dang Mountain Tai Chi.

Asian Americans and U.S.-based actors of Asian descent have made significant strides in the past generation within film and television — however, they still must address ongoing stereotypes and issues of whitewashing. Join Asia Society Texas Center for a discussion with actors Rizwan Manji and Tim Jo on whitewashing of Asian characters in American cinema and television.

Join Asia Society Texas Center at Brazos Bookstore for a discussion on the myths, prejudices, and anti-Chinese narratives that are at the heart of "Yellow Perils," a collection of original essays offering a broad view of the mechanics that define the concept of "yellow peril."

Discover the power of mind-body-medicine through Qigong and Tai Chi in this three-hour workshop!