Kyung-wha Kang and Perry Yung deliver the welcome remarks and opening keynote, respectively.

Bill McKibben and Aaron Mair discuss the history and future of wilderness areas and methods for their conservation.

Makoto Yasui explains how 7-Eleven Japan has successfully integrated non-local talent into its workforce, offering growth opportunities within the organization.

The Asia Society President and CEO introduces the updated Asia Climate Action Map tool that offers insights into Asia's recent endeavors to enhance climate resilience post-COP28.

Philippe Le Corre, Nadine Godehardt, Neysun A. Mahoubi, and Lyle Morris discuss Xi Jinping’s European tour.

Asia Society President and CEO, Dr. Kyung-wha Kang, talks about her career, her perspective on global governance and the important role of civil society and non-profits, including the Asia Society.

Natalie Sambhi speaks with Farwa Aamer about India’s general elections and what they mean for the region.

Vivek Murthy and Sue Varma speak with Vicky Nguyen about the urgent need for better understanding and support for mental wellness within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.

“The Joy Luck Club” author shares her journey into nature and birding following a divisive time.

Martín Mosteiro Romero with Serena Jung and presents his research on Seoul’s smart city.

Christophe Jaffrelot shares his insights into the complexities of the Indian electoral processes.

Youth delegates at Y7/Y20 discuss the future of Japan and the world in four areas: economy and entrepreneurship, health and happiness, peace and security, and environment.