[3/30/20] “Global Views on COVID 19: Responses and Perspectives in China, Taiwan, and Italy”
“Global Views on COVID-19: Responses and Perspectives in China, Taiwan, and Italy”: A Webinar Workshop
Event Description
In addition to the Herculean task of moving all your instruction online, we know educators are also fielding questions from students about COVID 19. What can we expect in the coming weeks as the COVID 19 pandemic unfolds? How might we address the broad social, economic, and political consequences of the pandemic?
The webinar series “Global Views on COVID 19” will help you answer these questions by examining the effects of COVID 19 around the world, giving educators an opportunity to learn from experiences and policies in other countries. Each session will focus on a particular region and will feature information about personal impacts, economic policies, and the intersection of COVID 19 with politics.
This session will be recorded and presentations will be made available the videoconference.
Speakers
East Asia Voices Initiative Fellow, GW
International Exchange and Cooperation Office, Beijing Foreign Studies University, China
East Asia Voices Initiative Fellow, GW
CEO, The Foundation for Excellent Journalism Award, Taiwan
East Asia Voices Initiative Fellow, GW
Associate Research Professor, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, China
East Asia Voices Initiative Fellow, GW
Lecturer, King’s College London, United Kingdom
Topics
“Understanding Coronavirus Responses in Different Cultures and Systems: Hopeful Views in China” presented by Huaying Bao and Dr. Qingyun Li
“Resolute Island in Turbulent Times: How Taiwan is Responding to the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic” presented by Dr. Eve Chiu
“Italy’s Struggle with COVID-19: A Clarion Call” presented by Dr. Giulio Pugliese
Date & Time
Monday, March 30th, 2020
7:30 PM-8:30 PM
Technical Details
Zoom videoconferencing app
When you register at the link, you will be given a meeting ID and URL link to the video conference. Please keep a record of the URL and meeting ID to join. You may be able to use Zoom via a web browser if you do not already have the Zoom application.
Note: This event is open to the public and on the record.
