Announcements

Advancing Native Hawaiian issues, educational equity, and access are rooted first and foremost in Samuel “Wela” Wahilani's passion for his ‘ohana and school.

The East-West Center is delighted to announce our acceptance of the US Embassies Seoul and Tokyo Trilateral Global Youth Leadership Forum grant.

With thousands of Maui residents displaced, our community has come together during this difficult time.

Learn more about Hailey Hesseltine, Education Program Community Building Institute planning team member, in this Student Spotlight installment.

The East-West Center is excited to announce our second cohort of PROJECT Governance Graduate Fellows from across the Pacific Islands starting at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa this fall.

Alex Coulston has been a part of the East-West Center since the Fall of 2020, when he began as a Graduate Degree Fellow while pursuing his MA in Second Language Studies.

To mark the start of the 8th Ulaanbaatar Dialogue on Northeast Asian Security, The East West Center in Washington has brought together an eminent group of scholars and experts on Mongolia Affairs.

Herman Lim Bin Adam Lim recently graduated from the MA Program in the Asian Studies department with thesis work focusing on Malay films in the 1960s.

Learn more about May's Featured Alumni, Tammy Tabe (Pacific Island Studies, 2011).

This special Asia Pacific Bulletin series provides a platform for leading voices from Smaller South Asian states to directly convey perspectives to US policymakers.