My new show CHOLIGARCHY is bringing me back to my roots as a political comedian. I’m so frustrated with the state of the union and I know the only weapon […]
Bo & Mei × The Mahjong Project present Mahjong Together: Family Game Day—guided learning, open play, crafts, market, food, community & more! Calling families with kids of all ages! Gather your loved ones for a joyful afternoon of play, learning, and cultural connection at Mahjong Together: Family Game Day, hosted by Bo & Mei in […]
A collection of essays on themes central to Ghosh’s work: imperialism and decolonization, climate change, and the stories of ordinary people Join us for a conversation with the 2025 recipient of the Pak Kyongni Prize Amitav Ghosh to celebrate his newest collection of essays, writings on subjects such as literature, climate change, travel, and discoveries […]
Aligned with the CUNY School of Medicine’s commitment to under-resourced communities, the NYCenter for Advancing Translational Research and Health focuses on Harlem and the South Bronx, areas where significant health and education gaps have historically persisted. As part of the Center’s efforts to connect with community, The Community Engagement Core, coordinates a monthly seminars – […]
The Fair Pricing Act (S705/A2140) is proposed state legislation designed to bring transparency and equity to hospital pricing. Its core mission: Standardize the cost of routine medical procedures. Require hospitals to publicly justify any additional charges. Why does this matter? Disparate and predatory pricing is a significant barrier to necessary, affordable care, directly leading to […]
Join educator Laura Ouk to discover how the Cambodian American Studies Model Curriculum (CASMC) can bring Cambodian history, culture, and community voices into your classroom. Built with input from Cambodian American scholars and community members, the CASMC offers open-source lesson plans, primary sources, teaching strategies, and professional development activities. In this workshop, educators will explore […]
Who Brings What to the Table: a jewelry exhibition & interactive dinner-party-style reception, featuring 5 artists and a live performance. Curated by Rho Tang, Who Brings What to the Table: Bridging Stories Through Contemporary Jewelry unites a group of artists in an intimate “dinner party” setting, where jewelry itself becomes the conversation piece. Serving as […]
Join Edward Wong, New York Times correspondent, for a talk on cross-Pacific migration and family memory.$10 General Admission | $5 Student & Senior | Free for MOCA MembersThe Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) cordially invites you to a special conversation with Edward Wong, diplomatic correspondent for The New York Times and author of At […]
A conversation on the impact of art and technology on us and our world through the lens of cultural understanding. Join us on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 6:30-8:00 PM ET for a conversation on the impact of art and technology on us and our world through the lens of cultural understanding. As the development […]
The 1990 Institute is pleased to invite you to our latest webinar: Understanding the AI Boom: Power, Politics & the Future of U.S.-China Relations Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how nations compete, how economies grow, and how cultures evolve. At the heart of this global shift is the U.S.-China relationship, where the race for AI […]
Book Club Bar's in-person romance book club! We're reading "Something Cheeky" by Thien-Kim Lam A steamy new rom-com from the popular author of Happy Endings and Full Exposure, where two friends get the opportunity to work together on their dream project—a Cinderella rock musical with an all-Asian cast—and discover that falling in love was the […]
Join us for an online conversation with Professor Neda Maghbouleh, author of The Limits of Whiteness, and Professor Dana Y. Nakano, author of Japanese Americans and the Racial Uniform. The discussion, moderated by BC Sociology Professor Diana Pan, will examine how racial ideologies structure non-white US citizens’ experiences of national belonging.