Welcome to China-US Women's Foundation美中妇女基金会
Building bridges to create new opportunities -- the power of women working together opens doors for positive change.
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Our Statement about Racial Equality
Dear Members and Friends,
As an organization dedicated to service, progress, and improving the lives of others, the China-U.S. Women’s Foundation has been distraught by the recent cases of police brutality and wrongful deaths of Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks, George Floyd, Tony McDade and other African Americans. The United States has a long history of systemic racism, dating back to its colonization by Europeans in the 17th century. The China-U.S. Women’s Foundation is committed to women’s development in the U.S. and China, and this includes the support and advancement of African-American women.
During this time, we will continue to focus our attention on improving access to healthcare and vital services including our mask distribution drive and working with local centers for food distribution. Furthermore, it is important that we use our unique position as a global platform to foster discussion and connection among community groups in the U.S. and China. By facilitating transnational dialogue, we hope we will garner greater support for the African American community and push for a more just and equal future. Our Zoom sessions will provide an ongoing forum for discussion and we encourage everyone to share their voice and advocate for change.
To learn more about the history of racism in the United States and the African American experience, we’ve attached some of the resources we have been using to become better, more informed allies. We welcome our members and supporters to join the discussion and help make this world a better home for everyone.
Sincerely,
Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt
Executive Director, CUSWF
Resources for Meaningful Discussion
Here are some books and films that will help you to learn and discuss.
A Conversation on Civil Liberties with Randy Kennedy
Listen to the podcast from the event
Randy Kennedy, Michael R. Klein Professor of Law, Harvard University, an author of six books and an expert on freedom of expression, race relations law, civil rights legislation and the Supreme Court, discusses the possible effects of COVID-19 on civil liberties with CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.
Also joining the discussion is Mary White, Professor of Medical Humanities in Dept. of Population and Public Health Sciences, Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University.
Listen to the podcast: Our discussion with Professor Randy Kennedy on civil liberties today
Upcoming Events
A Discussion about Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges during the Time of COVID-19
A Discussion about Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges during the Time of COVID-19
A Discussion about Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges during the Time of COVID-19
Join us on Thursday, July 2nd at 2:00 EST, to explore how Gen Z is Coping with Mental Health Issues in the Time of COVID
Social-learning network StuDocu polled over 1,600 students between March 24 and April 17 (the height of the pandemic), and found that 62.4% of Gen Zers said isolating during COVID-19 has worsened their mental health.
The top emotions for those polled were stress, frustration, anxiety, and loneliness. Only 18.5% reported that they often feel happy during the pandemic. Meanwhile no one is happy about paying thousands of dollars for a virtual college education.
We'll take a closer look with our guest Anna Kim. Anna is a rising sophomore at Middlebury College, hailing from Washington, D.C where she attended the Sidwell Friends School. She is majoring in psychology and has a particular interest in mental health. She is the Middlebury chapter leader of Active Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting mental health awareness and education for young adults.
Women's Power Tool Kit Talks
Topic: Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges in the Time of COVID
When: Thursday, July 2nd at 2:00 – 3:00 EST
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We are stronger when we connect and share.
Join Us for our next Friday Happy Hour on July 10th
A Discussion about Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges during the Time of COVID-19
A Discussion about Gen Z and Mental Health Challenges during the Time of COVID-19
Join us for our next weekly Friday Happy Hour on July 10th to catch-up, laugh, and share some of our insights from these uncertain times.
We'll be on holiday Friday, July 3rd.
Have a wonderful July 4th weekend!
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Recent Events
Being a Chinese Student at an American College Today
Friday Happy Hour - Photographer Marianne Bernstein on Photography in the Time of COVID
Friday Happy Hour - Photographer Marianne Bernstein on Photography in the Time of COVID
On Thursday June 25th we explored what it means to be a Chinese student at an American college these days.
Emily Zhai and Josie Ku, Co-Presidents of the Chinese Student Association (CSA) at Wellesley College, shared their first hand observations of a radically changed world.
Women's Power Tool Kit Talks
Topic: Gen Z and New China-U.S. Relations
When: Thursday, June 25th at 2:00 – 3:00 EST
We discussed how Gen Z is navigating China-U.S. relations in the age of COVID-19, tariff wars, and financial disruption.
Unlike the Millennials – who came of age during the Great Recession – this new generation was in line to inherit a strong economy with record-low unemployment. That has all changed now, as COVID-19 has reshaped the country’s social, political and economic landscape. Instead of looking ahead to a world of opportunities, Gen Z now peers into an uncertain future.
Emily Zhai is a rising senior at Wellesley, double majoring in Neuroscience and Women's and Gender Studies. She was born in Beijing but lived in New Zealand and Australia until she was 11. She then returned to Beijing and attended an international school there. At Wellesley, she found her first community through the Chinese Student Association and has been an active part of CSA since her first year.
Josie Ku is a rising junior at Wellesley majoring in Computer Science. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she finds a comforting feeling of home within Wellesley's Chinese Student Association, which she has been part of since her first year.
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Friday Happy Hour - Photographer Marianne Bernstein on Photography in the Time of COVID
Friday Happy Hour - Photographer Marianne Bernstein on Photography in the Time of COVID
Friday Happy Hour - Photographer Marianne Bernstein on Photography in the Time of COVID
For our weekly Friday Happy Hour Photographer Marianne Bernstein joined us to discuss photography in the time of COVID
When: Friday, June 26th, 4:00-5:00 EST
We were delighted to have noted artist and curator Marianne Bernstein join us to discuss her creative journey during COVID-19 and how her photography continues to be a social catalyst and a source of comfort and connection.
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About Marianne Bernstein: Known for curatorial projects that are often meant to be social catalysts, Marianne has produced a wide range of projects that are both site specific and global.
In Fall 2009, she conceived and produced The Welcome House in Love Park, Philadelphia, in a 10’ transparent cube (an artist residency by day and video installation at night) and Shelter at the Painted Bride (which paired eighteen artists with families on the verge of homelessness).
In 2011, Bernstein was a finalist for the Pew Fellowship in the Arts.
Marianne completed two residencies in Iceland at Dionysia in the Westfjords, and Nes in a small fishing village in northern Iceland. Work from these residencies were included in the exhibition Due North, which brought together 15 American artists and 15 Icelandic artists. She was awarded a 2013 Fellowship by the Independence Foundation in the Arts for this work. Due South, a project and exchange based in Sicily, which exhibited in 2017 at The Delaware Contemporary in their three main galleries, was her second curatorial project in a quartet: Due North, Due South, Due East, and Due West. Due East is currently in the works.
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Recent Events
Laurie Buckle on Food and its Transformative Powers in Uncertain Times
Laurie Buckle on Food and its Transformative Powers in Uncertain Times
Laurie Buckle on Food and its Transformative Powers in Uncertain Times
During this time of shelter-at-home, food has taken on a new meaning. We're baking bread and loving it.
So we were delighted to have Laurie Buckle, founder and CEO of CookIt Media, talk with us about food and its transformative powers in uncertain times, and also how yummy it is.
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Thursday, June 18th at 2:00 EST
Laurie Buckle
Founder and CEO, CookIt Media
Before founding CookIt Media in 2015, Laurie worked in print and digital food publishing for more than three decades. She held key positions at Bon Appétit, Better Homes & Gardens, Fine Cooking, and The Kitchn. Her passion for storytelling and deep experience in content development inform every project CookIt takes on, from helping influencers become bigger, better businesses to helping brands craft creative, highly engaging campaigns.
Laurie is a passionate believer in the power of influencer marketing, and its potential.
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Friday Happy Hour - Ann Hedreen Returns for Writing Memoirs Part Two
Laurie Buckle on Food and its Transformative Powers in Uncertain Times
Laurie Buckle on Food and its Transformative Powers in Uncertain Times
Our weekly Friday Happy Hour on June 19th at 4:00 where we catch-up, laugh, and share some of our insights from these changing times.
When gifted writer, filmmaker, and teacher Ann Hedreen spoke with us on May 21st about the transformative power of memoir to help us deal with these uncertain times, she challenged and inspired us to keep a journal for a month. Then on June 19th, Ann joined us again as we shared some of our insights and memories.
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Event: CUSWF Happy Hour with memoirist Ann Hedreen
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Friday, June 19, 4:00-5:00 EST
Ann Hedreen is a gifted writer, filmmaker, and teacher. Her moving memoir, Her Beautiful Brain, won a 2016 Next Generation Indie award. Ann’s insightful writing can also be found in 3rd Act Magazine and other publications. She recently finished a second memoir, After Ecstasy.
Writing a memoir or keeping a journal during these uncertain times can help you to explore your emotions as well as manage feelings of stress.
Friday Happy Fun Hour with Robin Hirsch!
A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
A Conversation with Robin Hirsch, Minister of Culture, Cornelia Street Café, Greenwich Village, NYC
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Friday, June 12th, 4:00 EST
Event: CUSWF Weekly Happy and Fun Hour
Hailed as a culinary as well as a cultural landmark by NYC Mayoral Proclamation, Cornelia Street Café brought folks together for creativity, pleasure and sustenance. We recaptured a little of that magic of being together at Cornelia Street Café.
Robin Hirsch is a former Oxford, Fulbright and English-Speaking Scholar, who has acted, directed, taught, and published on both sides of the Atlantic. He is a two-time NYFA Fellow, recipient of numerous awards for writing and producing, and holds a joint Ph.D in Literature and Theatre. But the titles of which he is proudest are self-bestowed: Minister of Culture, Wine Czar, Dean of Faculty at the Cornelia Street Café, which he opened with two other artists on the weekend of July 4, 1977 and closed on January 1, 2019.
Photo credit Anne Fritz
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We are stronger when we connect and share.
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A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
A conversation with Michael Lydon, founding editor of Rolling Stone magazine, on the power of music for change
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Thursday, June 11, 2:00-3:00 EST
On June 11th, for our Women's Power Tool Kit talk, we welcomed journalist Michael Lydon to share his life and thoughts on the power of music for change and revolution in the 60's through today.
Writer and musician Michael Lydon, is a pioneering reporter of 60s rock ‘n’ roll and a founding editor of Rolling Stone who profiled Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful Dead, and BB King for the New York Times, Atlantic Monthly, and Village Voice. The Rolling Stones Discover America, an Amazon e-book and audio book, is Lydon’s eyewitness account of the Stones’ long 1969 tour of America that led to the disastrous concert at Altamont.
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The Healing Power of Music with Acclaimed Composer Ellen Mandel
A Conversation with Michael Lydon, Founding Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine
The Healing Power of Music with Acclaimed Composer Ellen Mandel
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A conversation with composer, pianist, and performer Ellen Mandel. With a degree in philosophy from Harvard University, Ellen brings a unique vision to her career in music.
Thursday, June 4, 2:00-3:00 EST
Ellen will share with us how she composes and talk about how it is never too late for anyone to take up an instrument to bring a fuller enjoyment of music to their lives.
Let’s share the joy of music to lift our spirits in this difficult time.
Ellen Mandel has written music for over eighty plays, received numerous best music nominations, and has performed internationally.
Composing a powerful body of work based on poetry, The NY Times calls Mandel’s songs to poems by E.E. Cummings, Seamus Heaney, W.B. Yeats, Charlotte Mew, and others “ardent, spiky, and refreshingly organic.” Her theater music is “remarkable for consistent invention, compositional resource, and apt theatricality,” Village Voice.
You can find out more at ellenmandel.com.
Listen to our Women's Power Tool Kit Podcasts
We share conversations with experts to help you manage in today's world. The talks are moderated by
We talk with Laurie Buckle, founder and CEO of CookIt Media, about food and its transformative powers in uncertain times. With a stellar career in food publishing from Bon Appetit to Editor-in-Chief of Fine Cooking, Laurie has a passion for all things food.
Listen: A Conversation with Laurie Buckle, founder and CEO of CookIt Media
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A conversation with Robin Hirsch, founder and Minister of Culture of Cornelia Street Cafe, which was hailed as a culinary and cultural landmark, bringing people together for creativity, community and sustenance for forty-one years. We recapture a little of that magic of being together at the cafe.
Listen: A Conversation with Writer and Producer Robin Hirsch
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Writer and musician Michael Lydon, a pioneering reporter of 60s rock ‘n’ roll and a founding editor of Rolling Stone, shared his life and thoughts on the power of music for change.
Listen: Michael Lydon on the Power of Music
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A conversation with composer, pianist, and performer Ellen Mandel. With a degree in philosophy from Harvard University, Ellen brings a unique vision to her career in music.
Listen: Ellen Mandel on the Healing Power of Music
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Renowned New Yorker cartoonist and writer Liza Donnelly shared highlights of her fascinating career and insights into the art of cartooning on May 28th, 2020.
Listen: The Art of Cartooning
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Mingyi Xu, a nutritionist, physical therapist and VP of Development at Urban Playground, shared her thoughts on ways to increase our well-being during these difficult times on May 22nd, 2020.
Listen: Mingyi Xu on Tips to Increase your Well-Being
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Writer, filmmaker and teacher, Ann Hedreen, discussed the power of writing memoir to heal, how it helps to reflect on the world around you, and better cope in these difficult times, on May 21, 2020.
Listen: The Trans-formative Power of Memoir, A Conversation with Ann Hedreen
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On May 14th, 2020, we had a special book launch celebration as acclaimed poet Dana Robbins discussed the healing power of poetry and read from her new book of poetry, After the Parade, published by Moon Pie Press, which movingly captures the human condition.
Listen: Our discussion with poet Dana Robbins and a reading from After the Parade
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Randall Kennedy, Professor of Law, Harvard University, and expert on civil rights, shared his thoughts on civil liberties in the Time of COVID-19. He is joined by Mary T. White, Professor, Medical Humanities, Dept. of Population and Public Health Sciences, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University on May 7th, 2020.
Listen: Our discussion with Professor Randy Kennedy on civil liberties today
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On April 17th, 2020, Dr. Tia Powell, Director for the Montefiore-Einstein Center for Bioethics and Professor of Clinical Epidemiology and Clinical Psychiatry at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, shared her experiences on the medical front lines of Covid-19 as well as advice on ways to cope with the stress.
Listen: Our talk with Dr. Tia Powell on ways to cope with stress
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On April 24th, 2020, Anemona Hartocollis, national correspondent for The New York Times, covering higher education, discussed the pandemic's impact on colleges and students. Rae Nelson joined us to share the effect on students taking gap years.
Listen: Our talk with Anemona Hartocollis on the Pandemic's Impact on Colleges and Students
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On May 8th, 2020, Joecy Wu, founder and editor in chief of You May, joined us to describe the mission of her non-profit that helps women from China who immigrate to the US to connect and support each other.
Listen: A conversation with Joecy Wu, founder and editor in chief of You May
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On April 9th, 2020, our Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt talks with our partner Thrivent Financial Adviser Kevin Peters about the ABC's of surviving in uncharted financial waters, and take questions from the audience. He shares helpful data and experience.
Listen: Women and Finance
Keep Informed and Stay Healthy
What you can do to stay safe - get the latest on COVID-19
We are working to share information and understanding on how to keep you and your family safe and healthy.
Find helpful information on what you should know about COVID-19 and how to prepare at the CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Below are helpful resources from our partner UNICEF to learn more about how to keep you and your loved ones healthy:
- The Social Press Kit: Social media shareables for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
- UNICEF Live Q&A: UNICEF interview with Carlos Navarro, UNICEF’s Principal Advisor for Public Health Emergencies
- Easy,affordable and healthy eating tips during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak
- Gender equality during COVID-19: 5 ideas for action
- A coloring book about child rights for young children
- An activity book for older kids
- Know Your Rights, a workbook for kids aged 10-12 about human rights
- This 1-pager of tips for parents and 1-pager for children on how to fight the virus
In this uncertain time, try to remain calm and take time to appreciate family and friends.
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Mingyi Xu on Tips to Increase your Well-Being
On May 22, 2020, for Women's Power Tool Kit podcast, Mingyi Xu, a nutritionist, physical therapist and VP of Development at Urban Playground joined CUSWF.org executive director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt and CDO Lisa Faith Phillips to share her thoughts on ways to cope and support our well-being during these difficult times.
Highlights of her advice includes: Take time to read and write your thoughts, exercise, go outside to enjoy natures, and notice and appreciate the world around, and much more.
The Trans-formative Power of Writing Memoirs
A journalist and producer, Ann Hedreen discussed the power of memoir writing to heal. She recommends starting a memoir by writing scenes from your life like squares in a quilt.
Ann Hedreen is a gifted writer, filmmaker, and teacher. Her moving memoir, Her Beautiful Brain, won a 2016 Next Generation Indie award. Ann’s insightful writing can also be found in 3rd Act Magazine and other publications, including her blog The Restless Nest. She recently finished a second memoir, After Ecstasy. May 21st, 2020
Soothe Your Soul: Dana Robbins Poetry Book Launch
On May 14, 2020, acclaimed poet Dana Robbins spoke about the healing power and process of writing poetry and read from her new book, After the Parade
Poet Dana Robbins has published award-winning poetry and essays in numerous journals and anthologies. Garrison Keillor chose her poem "To My Daughter Teaching Science" to read on the Writers Almanac.
Dana discussed the power of poetry to heal, and then read from her second book of poetry, After the Parade, published by Moon Pie Press, which movingly captures the human condition. Learn more and buy the book here.
CHINA CONFERENCE: HONG KONG - AN ESSENTIAL REVIVAL
On May 14th - 15th, 2020, South China Morning Post hosted a virtual conference bringing together corporate chiefs and thought leaders will debate what the immediate future holds for Hong Kong, while considering Hong Kong’s long-term position within the Greater China framework, how it can recover from the economic downturn and the outbreak of COVID-19 and maintain its status as Asia's financial center.
For key discussions at the conference, please visit scmp.com for a list of articles published on these panels.
A conversation with Joecy Wu, founder and editor in chief of You May
On May 8, 2020, CUSWF's weekly Women’s Power Tool Kit hosted a conversation with Joecy Wu, founder and editor in chief of You May. You May is anon-profit, which helps women from China who immigrate to the US to build a new life.
There is little or no support network in much of the country so Joecy Wu is working on fixing that. Their motto Arrive, Survive, Thrive.
Find out more visit You May.
Women’s Power Tool Kit brings together experts in their fields to explore ideas to help us to learn and thrive
A Conversation on Civil Liberties in the Time of COVID-19
On May 7th 2020, CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt discussed with Randall Kennedy, Michael R. Klein Professor of Law, Harvard University; an author of six books and an expert on freedom of expression, race relations law, civil rights legislation and the Supreme Court , the possible effects of COVID-19 on civil liberties.
Also joining the discussion is Mary White, Professor of Medical Humanities in Dept. of Population and Public Health Sciences, Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University.
Living with Uncertainty and the Dilemma of Balancing Personal Liberty
On Thursday, April 30th, 2020, for our Women's Power Tool Kit series, our guest speaker Mary T. White, Professor of Medical Humanities, Dept. of Population and Public Health Sciences, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University, spoke about how the pandemic has raised new issues of living with uncertainty and the dilemma of balancing personal liberty.
Our Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt welcomed Mary T. White to talk about coping with uncertainty during the pandemic.
Pandemic's Impact on Colleges and Students
On April 24, 2020 Anemona Hartocollis, national correspondent for The New York Times, covering higher education, discussed her latest report about the pandemic's impact on colleges and students.
Anemona Hartocollis is also the author of a book, “Seven Days of Possibilities: One Teacher, 24 Kids, and the Music That Changed Their Lives Forever” (Public Affairs), about a young music teacher in the Bronx, which began as a series of articles in The Times. She speaks Greek and French and graduated from Harvard University.
Crisis Collaboration: Can the U.S. and China Save the Global Economy?
On April 21, 2020, China Institute presented top experts on U.S.-China efforts to boost the world economy. With the health crisis slowing in China, supply chains are ramping up just as the virus spreads in America and economic demand is drying up. As the world’s two largest economies, what can the United States and China do to underpin the global economy? President of Wangxiang America Corporation Pin Ni and Center for China and Globalization President Huiyao Wang discuss what China and the United States must do to mitigate the economic shock created by the coronavirus pandemic.
Takeout Trials: Lessons from the Chinese Restaurant Frontlines
On April 14, 2020, China Institute hosted an informative talk about restaurant businesses dealing with the pandemic. When the virus erupted in China, Chinese restaurants in the U.S. suffered as fearful customers stayed away. By early February, business was down more than 50% across New York City’s three main Chinatowns. But in China, fast-food restaurants kept hundreds of millions of people fed during the crisis.
How did they do it, and how are U.S. Chinese restaurants preparing to meet surging take-out demand?
Women and Finance Talk
Watch the video from our Women's Power Tool Kit Series, "Stay Whole Throughout the Storm." Our Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt and Thrivent Financial Adviser Kevin Peters share advice to weather the financial storm.
Karl Bostic, veteran journalist and global aid consultant, joined to discuss conditions in England, including alarming increase in unemployment, mental health issues and domestic violence.
The Chinese Economy in the Coronavirus Epidemic
On March 24th, 2020 the China Institute hosted an online webinar on how China fought the coronavirus. Cities were locked down. A hospital is built in ten days. The national holiday was extended. And people stayed at home. In spite of the current circumstances, we must ask – are there opportunities that can be generated from this epidemic?
In 2020, are there new economic possibilities to be explored?
China Institute and Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business America brought together expert economists and investors.
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CUSWF Networking and Knowledge
Digital Publishing Summit, Paris
CUSWF Networking and Knowledge
Networking and sharing information are key priorities for CUSWF. We'll be sharing here all of the exciting conferences that we are putting together with you in mind.
You will be invited to join CUSWF for special forums about technology, health, education and the arts.
Education and discussion make us stronger together!
Global Communication Strategy
Digital Publishing Summit, Paris
CUSWF Networking and Knowledge
SHANGHAI, June 25, 2019 -- Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt, CUSWF's Executive Director, spoke at the Global Communication Strategy forum in Shanghai on June 25th.
Bringing together international communication and business leaders, this one-day forum presented the latest in global investor relations in the changing global economy.
For more information, contact Leslie at leslie@cuswf.org,
Digital Publishing Summit, Paris
Digital Publishing Summit, Paris
Digital Publishing Summit, Paris
PARIS, June 25, 2019 -- Our CDO Lisa Faith Phillips spoke on The Audio Revolution at the Digital Publishing Summit in Paris.
Sponsored by the European Digital Reading Lab (EDRLab) and the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Lisa was honored to speak about the power and importance of the spoken word and storytelling for education and literacy.
The Digital Publishing Summit took place in Paris, France on June 25-26, 2019.