Chinese-Americans play an important role in the U.S.-China relationship. Understanding who we are as a country is a crucial first step to the U.S. building a better Way Forward with China. Literally and metaphorically, the infrastructure of our Heartland region […]
Three members of the USHCA's leadership had the honor to be invited to a small "old friends" reception to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in San Francisco on November 18, 2023, the same day that President Biden and President Xi […]
Since the normalization of US-China bilateral relationship 45 years ago, educational exchanges have brought many benefits to both countries. Even though the pandemic and geopolitical tensions have significantly hindered two-way exchanges during the last three years, the overall environment is […]
CHINA Town Hall is two-part program that provides a snapshot of the current U.S.-China relationship and examines how that relationship reverberates at the local level – in our towns, states, and nation, connects Americans around the country with U.S. policymakers and […]
The U.S. China Agriculture Roundtable has grown to be the most broad-based bilateral dialogue platform around agriculture, drawing leaders spanning government, trade, business, education, and think tanks from both countries. The upcoming 4th annual Roundtable will further strengthen bilateral collaboration […]
USHCA is excited to announce our upcoming seasonal Third Space Story Circle program! Join us for our Spring Story Circle as we dive into topics like cross-cultural understanding, language, and navigating the virtual world in 2024.
Join us for a special webinar, "From Heartland to Mainland: Reflections and Insights from the 2024 U.S.-China Agriculture Roundtable - Part 1 ," where delegates who traveled to China to attend the 2024 U.S.-China Ag Roundtable will share their reflections […]
Join us for Part 2 of our special webinar series, where delegates who traveled to China to attend the 2024 U.S.-China Ag Roundtable will share their reflections and insights from their recent travels. As delegates of two American delegations organized […]
The Yangtze River in China and Mississippi River in the U.S. are the most significant inland waterway of their respective countries. Both rivers cross a vast distance touching diverse communities and supporting major industries. Both river basin communities are experiencing […]
