Theme: Agency and Potential: Navigating through Emerging Changes and Opportunities in Southeast Asia
Join us this semester for an engaging series of webinars that explore the evolving political, economic, environmental, and cultural landscapes of Southeast Asia. Organized by the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, this series highlights the agency and resilience of Southeast Asian communities in addressing pressing challenges and leveraging opportunities for growth.
Webinar Dates and Topics
1. February 5, 2025 (HST) / February 6, 2025 (SEA)
Title: Autocratic and Democratic Rivalry in Southeast Asia
Explore electoral politics, democratic processes, and challenges to fair elections in the region.
2. March 5, 2025 / March 6, 2025 (SEA)
Title: Environmental Innovation and Sustainability in Southeast Asia
Dive into cutting-edge initiatives in disaster management, renewable energy, and sustainable development.
3. April 2, 2025 / April 3, 2025 (SEA)
Title: Promoting Community-Centric Economy in Southeast Asia
Examine strategies for fostering equitable tourism, cultural preservation, and diversified economies.
4. April 30, 2025 / May 1, 2025 (SEA)
Title: Revitalizing Traditional Arts of Southeast Asia
Discover how environmental changes intersect with the preservation and innovation of traditional arts.
Webinar Details
- When:
- Hawaii Time (HST): First Wednesdays of February through April, 3:00 PM
- Southeast Asia Time (SEA): Thursdays following HST, 8:00 AM
- Time: 3:00 pm HST, 9:00 pm EST & Feb 6, 8:00 am SEA
- Where: Online (details to be shared upon registration)
- Registration: The registration link will be shared closer to the event date.
Each session features esteemed scholars and practitioners sharing their expertise, followed by interactive Q&A segments to engage directly with attendees.
We welcome everyone passionate about Southeast Asia’s dynamic transformations to join us in this exciting exploration. Mark your calendars, and stay tuned for more updates!
