Biden Doctrine abating US tensions with China
Biden’s approach has been to intensify geopolitical rivalry with China while also welcoming cooperation on common challenges, preserving room for diplomacy.
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Beyond Headlines: Protecting Asian Americans During Violent Times
The abuse of our elders should never be tolerated. The fate of each minority depends upon the extend of justice given to all groups.
WeChat Surveillance Explained
WeChat users are under surveillance on content that is politically sensitive in China.
Larry Itliong: Filipino American Farmworker Labor Movement Leader
Producer 1990 Institute Overview Larry Itliong was a Filipino American labor organizer who has been called a father of the West Coast labor movement. In 1965, he led the Filipino farm grape workers in Delano, California to strike to … Continued
Philip Vera Cruz
Producer 1990 Institute Overview Philip Vera Cruz (1904-1994) was an Asian American labor pioneer and a leader of the historic 1965 Delano Grape Strike .. He raised support for the strike which garnered national and international attention. He … Continued
Asian American Identity: Immigration History and Transgenerational Impact
Funding of this workshop provided in part by The Henry Luce Foundation Producer 1990 Institute Overview This workshop offers educators an in-depth exploration of Asian American identity through the lens of immigration history and its transgenerational impact on culture, values, … Continued
U.S.-China Relations: Untangling Campaign Rhetoric and Understanding Policy
Funding of this workshop provided by The Henry Luce Foundation Producer 1990 Institute Overview With U.S. elections looming, political campaigns have and continue to portray China in an unfavorable light, undermining decades-long efforts to build constructive bilateral relations, which has … Continued
Asian American Identity: At the Intersection of Perpetual Foreigner and Pop Culture Trendsetter
Producer 1990 Institute Overview Who are Asian Americans? Most Americans learn about Asian American history through media and entertainment. This 1990 Institute Teachers Workshop explores Asian American identity amid a changing cultural landscape. Is our ever-changing culture shaping the way … Continued
Media Narratives – Evaluating U.S.-China Headlines
Producer 1990 Institute Overview In our interconnected world, the significance of information flow and ethical journalism is paramount in influencing the way the public perceives the news. In recent years, and especially at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, at … Continued
Teaching Asian American Narratives Through Literature
Producer 1990 Institute Overview What books influenced your perspective when you were in school? Did you read stories about people from a variety of backgrounds? When you immerse yourself in a good book, even if the story is about someone … Continued
Beyond the Tiles: Making Connections Through Mahjong
Producer 1990 Institute Overview Mahjong holds different meanings to different people. Originating in China in the mid-to late-1800s, the iconic tile game of mahjong has retained its popularity, captivating the interest of over 600 million people around the world. Since … Continued
U.S. – China Relations: Coexistence in a Changing World
Producer 1990 Institute Overview The U.S.-China relationship requires a new framework reflecting the countries’ evolving interests. China’s growing economy and global influence demands a shift in its approach while the U.S. must recognize China’s importance and the best way to … Continued
Asian American Trailblazers in Civil Rights
Producer 1990 Institute Overview By 2025, a majority of states will have requirements in place for ethnic studies and/or Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) studies to be taught in schools. This in-person Teachers Workshop highlighted Asian American pioneers and … Continued