Great works of literature like “The Tale of Genji” and “Dream of the Red Chamber” have influenced the way that many of us think about the culture, history, politics, and traditions of China and Japan. Yet these and other canonical works are largely the …
Immerse yourself in the artistry and history of Korea’s porcelain moon jars at this professional development workshop, presented in collaboration with the Denver Art Museum. Teachers will explore the museum’s exhibition “Lunar Phases: Korean Moon Jars” …
‘Reel’ Asia: A Lens on Film examines movies from Japan, South Korea, and the PRC—from classics like Rashomon and Godzilla to more contemporary productions. Join us for presentations with four noted East Asian scholars who will talk about East Asian films …
Looking to make your world history, world geography, or world literature course more exciting? This introductory full-day workshop explores the origins and impact of three of the most important religious and philosophical traditions in Asia: Confucianism, …
Great works of literature like “The Tale of Genji” and “Dream of the Red Chamber” have influenced the way that many of us think about the culture, history, politics, and traditions of China and Japan. Yet these and other canonical works are largely the …
Asian Americans have called Arkansas home for over 150 years, yet Asian Americans experiences rarely appear in US history textbooks. This workshop provides an accessible overview of key themes, events, and concepts within the broad scope of Asian American …
K-12 educators are invited to join the Sejong Cultural Society, a nonprofit organization based in Chicago, as they foster greater awareness and appreciation of Korea’s rich cultural heritage in the United States through contemporary creative and fine …
The Chin Languages Research Project (CLRP) is an IU collaboration with members of Indiana’s Chin (Burmese) refugee community. Hailing mainly from Chin State in western Burma, the Indianapolis Chin community (appr. 32,000 people) possesses profound …