On Aug. 12, USCET partnered with @1882_foundation for Drawing Between Worlds, featuring Ruth Chan (@ohtruth), Malaka Gharib, Leise Hook & Kathy MacLeod in a discussion on graphic memoir, identity, family & belonging, moderated by David Yao. Recap link in bio.

One week to go! On Aug. 12, join USCET and @1882_foundation for Drawing Between Worlds, featuring Ruth Chan (@ohtruth), Leise Hook, Kathy MacLeod, and Malaka Gharib, moderated by USCET administrator David Yao. 10–11 AM ET. RSVP in bio.

On August 12, 10–11 AM ET, join USCET and the @1882_foundation for a virtual discussion on Asian American graphic memoirs featuring @ohtruth, Leise Hook, Kathy MacLeod, and Malaka Gharib. The authors will explore identity, migration, family, memory, and belonging. RSVP in bio

Deadline extended! There’s still time to apply for a #Fall_2026 internship with USCET. Join our team and gain hands-on experience advancing #US_China relations and cross-cultural dialogue. Open to juniors, seniors & grad students. Apply by July 28 Learn more: link in bio

We’re pleased to share USCET Executive Director Rosie Levine’s feature in the Summer 2026 edition of @AmChamSh Insight magazine, “America's Growing Problem: The Shrinking Pipeline of China Experts.” Read the full interview: amcham-shanghai.org/en/artic…

Curious about what fieldwork in China is like today? Join USCET and SSSSOC on July 20, 9AM–10AM ET for a webinar with @BillKirbyHBS (@Harvard), Mary Gallagher (@NotreDame), Tyler Harlan (@LoyolaMarymount), Jessica Teets (@Middlebury), and @ZhangTaisu (@YaleLawSch). RSVP in bio

USCET is excited to launch Friends of USCET this September! Join a community supporting U.S.-China exchanges and people-to-people connections. Members will gain exclusive access to high-level events and the USCET Study Tours. Learn more: link in bio

Interested in social science fieldwork in China? Join USCET and SSSSOC on July 20, 9AM–10AM ET for a webinar with @BillKirbyHBS (@Harvard), Mary Gallagher (@NotreDame), Tyler Harlan (@LoyolaMarymount ), Jessica Teets (@Middlebury), and @ZhangTaisu (@YaleLawSch). Register in bio!

On June 27, USCET hosted Maryland State Delegate @LilyQiMaryland for a pre-book launch salon on Elected American: From Red China to Blue Maryland. The event drew members of the U.S.-China policy and Asian American civic community for a candid conversation. Read more: link in Bio

We’re hiring! USCET is now accepting applications for #Fall_2026 Interns. Great opportunity for students passionate about #US_China relations and cross-cultural dialogue. Open to eligible juniors, seniors & grad students. 🔗 Learn more: link in bio!

Join us this Wednesday 4–5 PM ET with @apa_justice, @Committee100 & USCET as Edgar Chen, Frank Wu, and Joanna Derman discuss how Asian identity, belonging, and civil rights are influenced by rising #US_China tensions.

How do U.S.-China tensions reshape identity, belonging, and civil rights among Asian diaspora communities? Join @apa_justice, @Committee100 & USCET on June 3, 4–5 PM ET for a panel discussion featuring Edgar Chen, Frank Wu, and Joanna Derman. RSVP in bio.

On May 14, USCET held a Salon series event featuring Chef Tim Ma & @joiechen at Lucky Danger to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth. Ma spoke about his culinary journey, Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate, and reducing food waste. Check out the full recap here uscet.org/event-recap-uscet-…

Last chance to register! Join USCET and @usasiainstitute tomorrow from 6:00–7:30 PM ET for a panel on AAPIs on Capitol Hill with @allisondong_, Tiffany Ge Elzey, @jasli42, Catalina Tam, and @nicholaswu12. Join the conversation on May 27, 6:00 – 7:30 PM ET. RSVP in bio.

Live now! USCET has launched a Resource Hub for U.S. Academic Travel to China — a free guide to programs, funding & logistics for students and researchers, drawing on best practices from those who've traveled since 2020: uscet.org/resource-hub/

Join USCET and @usasiainstitute for a panel on AAPIs on Capitol Hill with @allisondong_, Tiffany Ge Elzey, @jasli42, Catalina Tam, and @nicholaswu12. May 27, 6-7:30PM ET. RSVP in bio.

Are you a student or researcher looking to study or conduct fieldwork in China? Join USCET on Monday, May 4, 11AM–12PM ET on Zoom for the launch of the Resource Hub for U.S. Academic Travel to China, a guide for up-to-date funding sources, fellowships, and travel logistics.

Live now! USCET has launched a Resource Hub for U.S. Academic Travel to China, a free guide to programs, funding & logistics for students and researchers: uscet.org/resource-hub/ Join the virtual launch on May 4, 11AM–12PM ET, RSVP here: uscet.org/should-i-study-in-…

Last chance to apply! USCET is hiring a hybrid, full-time Program Associate in Washington, DC. This is a unique opportunity to work in the US-China nonprofit space and support programs that strengthen bilateral dialogue. Apply by May 4, 2026. More info in bio.

USCET is seeking a hybrid, full-time Program Associate to join our team in Washington, DC! The Program Associate will support program planning and execution, communications, and development efforts. Apply by May 4, 2026: uscet.org/get-involved/