2025-2026 Webinars

Sept. 24, 7-8pm ET, The Mosuo of China: Traditions of a Matrilineal Society, Register here. 

Oct. 13, 7-8pm ET, Wild Greens, Beautiful Girl, with author Erica Lee Schlaikjer, Register here. On the eastern plains of Taiwan, a young girl and her mother pick wild greens before a rainstorm drenches them and their garden. When she goes to pull at the roots of a spiky, stalky weed, she learns that the plant is not what it seems. A lyrical story that shows young readers how to appreciate the bounty of nature and the beauty of identity. Chinese and Pinyin translations are included in pages and backmatter features additional information on the indigenous Amis people of Taiwan. 

Submit a request here for a copy of this book. Books will be sent after the webinar. Must attend and be attentive to receive a book.

Oct. 27, 7-8pm ET, Worthy: The Brave and Capable Life of Joseph Pierce, with author Andrea Wang, Register here.  Born in Canton, China, Joseph Pierce's journey began when he was traded for six silver coins as a child. He embarked on a months-long voyage to Connecticut, where he was raised by a ship captain and his family in the 1850s. Despite facing discrimination and racism, Joseph was determined to prove his worth. He enlisted in the Union Army, fighting bravely in key battles such as Gettysburg, Antietam, and Appomattox, and ultimately became an American citizen and a true American hero.

Submit a request here for a copy of this book. Books will be sent after the webinar. Must attend and be attentive to receive a book.

Oct. 29, 7-8pm ET, Unbreakable: A Japanese American Family in an American Incarceration Camp, with author Jolene Gutiérrez. CO TEA and FCCEAS. Register here.