Programs

Nothing to Envy and Moms: Modern Issues in Korea Book Club

Imprinting in Their Time: Modern Japanese Prints Exhibit and Workshop for K-12 Educators

Webinar: “Japanese War Brides: Teaching History Through Multimedia Resources”

Webinar For K-12 Educators: Prof. Guobin Yang On Wuhan Lockdown

East Asia Summer Institute for Middle School Teachers

Teaching East Asia: A Virtual Workshop in Memory of Arlene Kowal

When the Sakura Bloom, with author Narisa Togo

Reinventing Japan, 1945-1989: An NCTA Special Topics Course

Hey! We Gotta Talk about This! China Matters!

Contemporary China

Explore Japan Via Graphic Novel/Manga

Rage and Grief: Addressing the Complicated History of Japan and the US in the Contemporary Classroom

Celebrating Identity: Teaching Empathy and Understanding using Cultural Celebrations of the New Year

Teaching East Asian Literature Workshop

Japan’s Long 20th Century in Short Fiction

Foundational Seminar: Crossroads of East Asia: Movement through Time and Place

Take & Go into the Classroom Series: Modern Chinese History

Take & Go into the Classroom Series: Japanese Popular Culture and Globalization

The Silent Witness: A Survivor’s Story of Hiroshima

Science Fiction & Society: Engaging Students in Sci-Fi to Explore a Changing China

Top Ten Things to Know About Tibet

Japan in the World: Modern History

Chinese Literature through History, Part 2: 20th Century

Poetry in the Classroom: China

What Does it Mean to be Taiwanese? An Exploration of Indigeneity, Colonialism, Immigration, Politics and Identity in Contemporary Taiwan

Teaching Natural Sciences through Picture Books, Part 2: Japan and Korea

The Vietnam War: Origins, History, and Legacies

Centering Taiwan in Global Asia: Narratives and Resources for the K-12 Classroom.

Exploring Japanese Art & Aesthetics: The Beauty of Wabisabi

Inventing the Nation: Medievalisms and the Rise of Fascism in Prewar Japan

Chinese Fantasy in Literature: Drawing on the Past to Imagine the Present

Chinese Science Fiction: BC to AI

Everything Under the Heavens: How the Past Helps Shape China’s Push for Global Power by Howard French

Why They Came: 19th Century Chinese Immigrants

Reframing American History and Identity

Online Literature Workshop: Morning Sun in Wuhan by Ying Chang Compestine

Far East Deep South: Teaching Asian American History in the Delta

Asia at the Crossroads: Lessons from History

Early Contacts Between East/Southeast Asia and the United States

East Asia Through the Lens of Visual and Material Culture

Exploring East Asia for K-12 Educators: Common Foundations, Different Journeys

The Elephant Vanishes and Other Short Stories

Finding Junie Kim: A Webinar with Author Ellen Oh

Boundaries and Connections in Medieval East Asia

Currents Events with Thomas Christensen, Columbia University

“On Translation” with Takami Nieda

Online NCTA Book Club: The Penguin Book of Modern Tibetan Essays (edited by Tenzin Dickie)

A Big Mooncake for Little Star, with author Grace Lin

Investigating Edo Avant Garde at the Detroit Institute of Art: a K-12 educator workshop

Art and Society in Contemporary Korea

K-Pop Revolution, with author Stephan Lee

The “Japanese Turn” In The Art, Architecture And Cuisine Of Europe And The United States, 1860–2020

Ian Johnson on his new book Sparks: Webinar for K-12 Educators

The Rise Of Modern Japan

Chinese Sci-fi and the Imagination of Sustainable Futures: A NCTA Resource Workshop for K-12 Educators

Twin Pandemics: Resilience and Healing of Asian American Communities

Introduction to East Asian Visual Culture

Okinawa: Past, Present, and Future

Investigating Japan’s Edo Avant Garde at Portland Japanese Garden

Food in Contemporary Japanese Literature, a workshop for K-12 educators

East Asia Since 1800

Economic Systems with Junyan Jiang, Columbia University

Legislative Systems with Andrew Nathan, Columbia University

Executive Systems with Xiaobo Lü, Columbia University

Social Movements & Adaptation of Social Policy with Xiaobo Lü, Columbia University

Behind the Headlines: Hong Kong

Behind the Headlines: Japan

Behind the Headlines: China

Behind the Headlines: Xinjiang

Behind the Headlines: North and South Korea

Social and Political Cleavages with Andrew Nathan, Columbia University

Centering Taiwan in Global Asia: A Resource Workshop for K-12 Educators

Behind the Headlines: Taiwan

China Planet: Environmental Implications of the Rise of China

Online literature workshop: The Color of the Sky is the Shape of the Heart

Modern Shanghai/The Age of the Sensationalists: Unraveling the Culture and History of Chinese modernism

Investigating Japan’s Edo Avant Garde

Voyage of the Phoenix of Hiroshima (1954-1958)

Applying Classical Chinese Philosophy to Contemporary Politics and Culture

“Viewing the Moon” through Chinese Poetry – How the Moon Connects Us Across Time and Space

Teaching Natural Sciences Through East Asian Picture Books Professional Development Workshop

Teaching Natural Sciences Through Picture Books, Part 1: China and Taiwan

Japan in the World: Premodern History

Teaching Korea through Young Adult Literature: K-Pop Revolution

Chinese Literature through History, Part I: Yuan, Ming, Qing

Understanding Chinese Sources: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Kaiser Kuo

War and Peace: Voices from Japan

Asian Book Discussion Club

East Asian Pop Culture

National Narratives, Personal Memories: Ai Weiwei’s 1000 Years of Sorrows

Pure Invention: How Japan Made the Modern World, an online book discussions group

Three Frontiers of China: An Introduction to Tibet, Xinjiang, and Mongolia

Shattering Myths: Teaching About the Diversity of East Asia in the K-12 Classroom

Ties that Bind: On the Ground in Boston

Japanese Government and Politics, Lauren McKee

Teaching East Asia Seminar Series

Contemporary East Asian Art

Summer Online Book Club Explores Chinese Culture

Virtual Sijo Workshop: Comparing Verses from Korea, China, & Japan

Science Fiction in China: From BC to AI