Funding of this workshop provided in part by The Henry Luce Foundation Producer 1990 Institute Overview This workshop explored the intertwined economic relationship between the U.S. and China, focusing on trade flows, investment, technology exchanges, and geopolitical tensions, and the … Continued
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
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
“We need to make sure that our community is educated so that they know what their rights are” – John C. Yang
“I’ve heard from so many individuals who are afraid of pursuing a career in science or academia because they fear being falsely accused of spying and being racially profiled simply because they are Chinese” – Congresswoman Judy Chu
We need to educate the public to have the policymakers know that we are talking about fundamental research, not sensitive or classified research” – Xiaoxing Xi
The abuse of our elders should never be tolerated. The fate of each minority depends upon the extend of justice given to all groups.
Most technological advancement in the last decades in the US were developed by Chinese – Steven Chu, Nobel Laureate
Sinica Podcast recording where host Kaiser Kuo interviews Susan Shirk of UC San Diego, and Stanley Rosen of USC on wide range of US-China relations in the age of Trump.
