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2021 LUNAR NEW YEAR VIRTUAL CELEBRATION

On Thursday, Feb 25, 2021, the US-Asia Institute successfully hosted its 2021 Lunar New Year Virtual Celebration, welcoming the Year of the Ox.


The celebration included messages of reflection and gratitude towards the past year and hopes for the new year ahead - which would have not been possible without the support of our friends from the diplomatic, administrative, congressional, and corporate communities. We thank you all for being a part of this year's celebration and we look forward to a new year of better understanding and partnership. You can access our program recap here: https://youtu.be/os9g0sK21SM

Earlier Event: February 24
Southeast Asia Congressional Staff Briefing
Later Event: March 4
US-China Strategic Rivalry: Asia's Perspectives on the Emerging Regional Competition

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