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A Reading of 'The Library Bus'

November 13, 2021 — Inspired by Kabul, Afghanistan’s first library bus and colored by family memories, The Library Bus is a touching snapshot of one innovative way girls received education in a country disrupted by war. Join Asia Society's Center for Global Education for a reading with author Bahram Rahman. (29 min., 35 sec.)

US-China Relations and the Role of Education
Education

US-China Relations and the Role of Education

WASHINGTON, April 23, 2010 — US-China relations will be an important cornerstone for many sectors in the coming decades. A panel representing business, higher education, and public policy sound off on what today's students ought to know and be able to do. (45 min., 58 sec.)

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Anthony Yu on Journey to the West
Education

Anthony Yu on Journey to the West

Dr. Anthony C. Yu, who translated the Chinese classic Journey to the West, discusses the difficulties and joys of translating cultures.
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UNDP Report Launch: Asia's Recovery
Business

UNDP Report Launch: Asia's Recovery

NEW YORK, June 22, 2010 - Ajay Chhibber and other experts discuss the findings of a UNDP report on the effects of the global economic crisis on Asia. (1 hr., 58 min.)
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Balasaraswati: Her Art and Life (Complete)
Arts

Balasaraswati: Her Art and Life (Complete)

Douglas Knight, author of a new book on the legendary Indian dancer Balasaraswati, discusses the icon's art and life with his son Aniruddha Knight.
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Balasaraswati and Devadasi Tradition
Arts

Balasaraswati and Devadasi Tradition

Douglas Knight on Balasaraswati and the Devadasi tradition.
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'Aspirasians' 2010 Summer Film Series (Trailer)
Arts

'Aspirasians' 2010 Summer Film Series (Trailer)

n its eighth year, the Asia Society Summer Film Series draws attention to the plight of the region's underprivileged and their remarkable valor in the face of adversity.
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Thailand: A 'Color-Coded Polity'
Policy

Thailand: A 'Color-Coded Polity'

Thailand expert William Klausner discusses that country's color-coordinated politics on June 14, 2010.
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'We Don't Know Any Terrorists'
Policy

'We Don't Know Any Terrorists'

Pakistani journalist Imtiaz Gul describes the migration of the first foreign militants into Pakistan's tribal areas.
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The Most Dangerous Place (Complete)
Policy

The Most Dangerous Place (Complete)

Veteran Pakistani journalist Imtiaz Gul assesses the worsening situation in Pakistan's tribal areas with Hassan Abbas and Jeff Laurenti.
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Thai Special Envoy Interview (Complete)
Policy

Thai Special Envoy Interview (Complete)

Kiat Sitthiamorn, Thai Special Envoy to New York and Washington, discusses recent events and his nation's future during an interview at Asia Society headquarters.
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Success in School Reform--Now What?
Education

Success in School Reform--Now What?

School reform worked in England. Scores were up throughout the country. But how can it be sustainable? David Hopkins lays out a four-part plan.
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Singapore's Education Reforms
Education

Singapore's Education Reforms

What makes Singapore's schools so good? Ho Peng shares her insights.
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