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Thursday, FEBRUARY 26 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET | Virtual via Zoom As geopolitical competition intensifies between the United […]
USCET’s efforts toward Elevating the Asian American Experience amplify Asian American voices and stories as an integral part of understanding contemporary American society and culture. The Asian American Authors Series introduces outstanding Asian American authors and their literary works to American and Chinese audiences through discussions of their experiences with American multiculturalism, highlighting the voices and perspectives that shape contemporary American literature and society.
The Asian Women Trailblazers series recognizes the accomplishments of trailblazing AAPI women leaders while spotlighting the contributions of Asians to the fabric of American society. By providing these trailblazers a platform to share their stories, the series helps to inspire the next generation and reinforces the vital role that Asian Americans play in shaping the nation's identity and future. Together, these programs foster deeper appreciation of the Asian American experience as essential to understanding the complexity and richness of American identity, while building bridges of cultural understanding between American and Chinese audiences.
Thursday, FEBRUARY 26 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET | Virtual via Zoom As geopolitical competition intensifies between the United […]
On November 11, USCET partnered with the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) and The Serica Initiative to host the
On October 16, the US-China Education Trust, APA Justice, and Committee of 100 hosted an expansive discussion between two distinguished
Tuesday, November 11 | 5:30 – 6:30 PM ET | Museum of Chinese in America On Tuesday, November 11, join
On September 19, 2025, the Malaysia-America Society (MAS) and the Southeast Asia Student Network (SEANET) co-hosted a hybrid talk at
On February 12, 2025, USCET hosted its latest event in the Asian American Author Series, featuring Fae Myenne Ng and
Please see links to additional Chinatown resources at the end of this summary. To celebrate AAPI Heritage Month, the US-China
On February 8, the US-China Education Trust (USCET) hosted a lively discussion featuring distinguished film trailblazers Shirley Sun, Felicia Lowe,
On September 26th, USCET hosted a webinar discussion on how poetry addresses contemporary socio-political issues. The discussion featured two speakers: