Kick-off women’s history month with Anita Yasuda, author of the picturebook biography of Junko Tabei, a Japanese mountaineer and environmentalist, who overcame gender stereotypes to become the first woman to summit Mt. Everest and the Seven Summits.
U.S.-China relations have a long and complex history but have not always been so fraught. A key to understanding current tensions is to know how we got here, and to see how issues such as trade, religion, colonialism, nationalism, and domestic pressures …
Join us for a discussion of the narratives contained within and beyond a painting, sculpture, or larger artistic program. In this online series we will explore artistic objects and religious sites by considering the iconographic details, historical …
Calling all June Hur and Joseon history fans! Join us for this presentation on the 2020 Freeman Book Award honorable mention book.
U.S.-China relations have a long and complex history but have not always been so fraught. A key to understanding current tensions is to know how we got here, and to see how issues such as trade, religion, colonialism, nationalism, and domestic pressures …
Join Prof. Jamie Moon for a webinar on the Korean Education System.
In this webinar, led by Dr. Hsin-Chin Evelyn Hsieh, participants will focus on Southeast Asian marriage migrants and migrant workers as active participants and cultural creators in Taiwan. Dr. Hsieh will introduce key works that reflect transnational …
Join Professor Jamie Moon for a webinar on the History and Evolution of Korean Wave.
U.S.-China relations have a long and complex history but have not always been so fraught. A key to understanding current tensions is to know how we got here, and to see how issues such as trade, religion, colonialism, nationalism, and domestic pressures …
Join the Five College Center for East Asian Studies for a webinar with Dr. Hilary Finchum-Sung where she’ll lead a discussion on traditional Korean music in history and today.