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A Asia Society is an international organization dedicated to strengthening relationships & deepening understanding among a peoples of Asia & a United States. Based around 1956 by John D. Rockefeller 3rd, a Society reaches audiences around the world across its headquarters witharound Up to date York & regional centers in Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Wa, DC, Hong Kong, Manila, Melbourne & Shanghai. a non-profit-making, nonpartizan training organization, a Society will bring a forum for building awareness of a further than xxx countries broadly defined when the Asia-Pacific vicinity - the area from either either Japan to Iran, & from Central Asia to Future Zeal& and the Pacific Islands. Across art exhibitions & performances, films, lectures, seminars & conferences, publications & assistance to a media, & materials & computer software for students & teachers, a Asia Society presents the singularity & diversity of Asia. A Asia Society is supported by contributions from either foundations, corporations, & people. Asia Society is in the internet at web.AsiaSociety.org.
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Princess Noor Appreciation Society International Dedicated to highly decorated War Heroine and author of children's stories, Noor Inayat Khan. From Clinic to Court: The Making of a Feminist Physician in the Philippines Dr. Sylvia de la Paz interviewed by Delia D. Aguilar about her experiences of human rights abuses during the Marcos regime, her medical career, and emergence as a feminist leader. Gender, Nation, Colonialism: Lessons From The Philippines Essay by Delia D. Aguilar on the Philippine progressive movement's refusal or inability to acknowledge the significance of feminist insights in the articulation of transformational politics. Women of the Philippines Speech by Clemencia Lopez at the annual meeting of the New England Woman's Suffrage Association, May 29, 1902, highlighting American and Filipino women's mutual desire to participate in their nation's political affairs. Woman Suffrage Speech opposing woman suffrage in the Philippines by Resident Commissioner Manuel L. Quezon, Oct. 1914. |
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