July 31, 2020 — Asia Society Northern California hosted its first-ever virtual Teachers Workshop on July 31-August 1, 2020 on the theme "Technology and Humanity: Contemporary China and Asia for K-12 Grade Classrooms" and in partnership with the 1990 Institute. Moderated by Clay Dube, director of the U.S.-China Institute at University of Southern California, this session featured two speakers from the Center for Global Education at Asia Society: Tony Jackson, director of the Center for Global Education, spoke on the topic of "Education for a 22nd century" and discussed the anthropological principles that must guide education for future generations. Neelam Chowdhary, director of Global Learning Programs at the Center for Global Education, spoke about the educational initiatives that Asia Society has developed for students to explore and expand on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. (59 min., 9 sec.)