[News] May Update
May 10, 2019
The HKSI May Update is out![CFP] After the Protest: A Vancouver Archive of the Umbrella Movement of 2014
May 1, 2019
HKSI is inviting volunteers to participate in an oral history project that seeks to document the impacts of the Umbrella Movement of 2014.[Publications] A Case Study of Cantonese as a Foreign Language Curriculum Design in North America: Establishing the Cantonese Language Program at the University of British Columbia
April 29, 2019
Special congratulations to HKSI Associate and Lecturer of Cantonese Raymond Pai on the publication of his chapter in Cantonese as a Second Language: Issues, Experiences and Suggestions for Teaching and Learning (Routledge, 2019).[CFP] Gender and Sexuality on Hong Kong Screens
April 25, 2019
The first bilingual and interdisciplinary academic journal on Hong Kong, Hong Kong Studies (Chinese University Press), is now accepting articles for a special issue, "Gender and Sexuality on Hong Kong Screens," curated with Professor Gina Marchetti (HKU) and scheduled for publication in Spring 2020.[Webcast] Hong Kong in the Age of the Chinese Dream
April 9, 2019
For those who might have missed this conversation with Mr. Alex Chow and Prof. Lui Tai-lok, here are the webcast and the photo album. For more details, see event details.[Webcast] Imagining Hong Kong Beyond the Umbrella Movement 傘後、本土、民主：對香港未來想像的異同
April 8, 2019
For those who might have missed this conversation with Mr. Alex Chow and Prof. Lui Tai-lok, here are the webcast and the photo album. For more details, see event details.[News] April Update
April 3, 2019
The HKSI April Update is out![Canto] Hong Kong comedian Vivek Mahbubani visits UBC
April 1, 2019
Invited by the Cantonese Language Program, Vivek Mahbubani, an award-winning Hong Kong comedian of Indian descent, has gifted UBC and the greater community with countless doses of laughter through a series of events, especially in the Cantonese Comedy Night on March 29 and the encore show on March 30.[Profiles] Faculty spotlight with Dr. Alison Bailey
March 31, 2019
HKSI Associate Dr. Alison Bailey discusses her current research on the cultural history of filial revenge in Chinese literature and law. Recently appointed Assistant Professor in Pre-modern Chinese Literature, Dr. Bailey hopes she can give students the same sense of respect that she has developed for Chinese culture.[Media] Hong Kong studies thrives and withers in unexpected places
March 19, 2019
HKSI is one of the initiatives featured in this article published in the newsletter of the International Institute for Asian Studies.