Want to launch a global nonprofit? Partnerships are the key
Many Seattleites are inspired to do good overseas. But making a real impact means recognizing your limitations and identifying potential partners whose work you can support.
Tagged: China
05 Mar
International students from Asia filling more seats at UW
Huge numbers of international students are making their mark on UW. But is Seattle making enough of a mark on them?
02 Mar
Tacoma Art Museum director defends controversial sale of Chinese antiquities
Local relatives are angry after couples’ collection is sold off, mostly to buyers outside the Northwest.
06 Feb
Rethinking study abroad, diverse youth travel to China and Middle East
Study abroad is a defining experience for many high school and college students. But often the students who have access to those programs are white and upper/middle class. One Seattle program hopes to change that.
30 Jan
New Chinese highway exposes medieval Tibetan kingdom to the modern world
Cheap denim jeans replace handwoven textiles and ancient farming techniques give way to tractors as the ancient Tibetan Kingdom of Lo gets a long-awaited taste of modernity.
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