A Repository of References on

Modern China, US-China Relations, and Anti-Asian Racism

This is an expansion of our earlier website teachers.1990institute.org to include not just subjects that were taught in our teachers workshops but also what’s available from publicly available media.

It is a library for selected media on modern China, US-China relations, and Asian American issues.  Our target audience is America’s general public – NextGen, educators, influencers, but also anyone  interested in these subjects.  It is not a conprehensive library,  but selected media that we feel best explain the subjects at hand, and especially suitable for teaching at 6-12 grade level.

Go to How to Search to find out about how to find something that you may be looking for.

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Keynote Lectures of the 2020 Teachers Workshop on

“Technology and Humanity”

July 31, 2020

Teachers Workshop Background

Since 2013, the 1990 Institute has provided a two-day summer workshop on contemporary China for 6-12 grade teachers.  Since 2018,  the general public were able to attend the “seminar” sessions of the workshop via live-streaming.  In 2020, the workshop was conducted in partnership with Asia Society Northern California and was completely virtual due to the Covid-19.

Recently Added Lectures

“Technology and Humanity”
by Francis Lee

at the 2020 Teachers Workshop conducted by the 1990 Institute and Asia Society of Northern California

 

“COVID-19 and Xenophobia Towards Asians
by Helen Zia

at the 2020 Teachers Workshop conducted by the 1990 Institute and Asia Society of Northern California

 

“Artificial Intelligence and Implicit Bias”
by L. Song Richardson

at the 2020 Teachers Workshop conducted by the 1990 Institute and Asia Society of Northern California