The Netflix Head of Global TV was honored at Asia Society Southern California’s 12th annual U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit.

Asian and Asian American donors to the Academy Museum were recognized for their generosity in establishing this new cultural landmark.

The Asia Society Southern California board member, Academy governor, and award-winning producer gives opening remarks for 2021 U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit & Game Changer Awards.

A discussion on the origins and implications of "political Islam" as an ideological category during and after the Cold War.

The professor discusses some challenges to secularism, develops the neutralist response to them, and introduces minimal secularism as a more robust and fuller response.

An introduction to the history and broad interpretations of nationalism, insights as well as the limits of academic understanding of nationalism, and what forms or definitions of nationalism might be justifiable under present conditions.

A discussion on the nuances of liberalism and the underlying questions that often emerge from its contemporary context.

Semiconductors run the world, and the epicentre of production is Asia. Trade and tech experts Anja Manuel, Roy Chun Lee, and Merriden Varrall examine the future of the industry.

Alexander Ling from the Centre for Quantum Technologies in Singapore talks about satellite quantum communication and its impact on cyber security.

Three of the four female Asian American governors of the Academy provide a behind the scenes glimpse at diversity efforts.

Entertainment executives talk about how they promote more diverse programming.

Iranian singer Mahsa Vahdat interprets Persian poetry both old and new through song. She performs with percussionist Shane Shanahan and harpist Bridget Kibbey.