Charlene Leong describes being captivated by the beauty of Japan during her time interning with Mitsubishi Electric's Advanced Machine Learning Group in Tokyo.
LeadershipNetwork/News
Diversity and vulnerability hot topics at leadership hui
What does it mean to lead? This is a question that everyone in the Leadership Network has probably thought about at some point, but are usually too busy to give it the time it deserves.
LeadershipNetwork/News
Leadership Network Hui inspires postgraduate study in Singapore
Leadership Network member Ajay Ravindran has swapped Auckland for the bustling hub of Singapore to complete his masters studies.
Sports/News
Sushi, sake and surfing in Japan
Sushi and sake, sure, but surfing, it’s not something people readily associate with Japan.
Entrepreneurship/Article
Entrepreneurship frequently asked questions
If you have any questions about attending an entrepreneurship programme overseas visit, you should be able to find answers here.
TrackII/News
Track II experience helps solidify future research
Masters student Jackson Calder says attending the Track II dialogue between the Asia New Zealand Foundation and the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam recently was an eye-opening experience.
Education/News
Kiwi teachers to make Indonesia connections
Six New Zealand teachers will learn about Indonesia and Islam up close and personal on a two-way exchange starting next week.
LeadershipNetwork/News
The winds of change in Philippines disaster management
Leadership Network members Dana McDiarmid and Garreth Stevens look at disaster risk management in the Philippines and what New Zealand could learn from the archipelago's experiences.
LeadershipNetwork/News
How innovative education could transform India
India's education leaders must embrace innovation to enrich the learning experiences of millions of young people, writes Leadership Network member Chris Henderson.
Media/News
Media intern's Indonesia romance
Sherry Zhang says she didn't expect to fall in love during her media internship in Indonesia, but the country quickly swept her off her feet. The Foundation supported Sherry to spend six weeks in Jaka
News/News
Simon Draper's March 2019 update
Kia ora koutou. It’s a privilege to be able to announce the Foundation’s new Māori name, Te Whītau Tūhono.
Arts/News
Contemporary Asian arts projects receive funding boost
Six arts projects which will challenge New Zealanders’ perceptions of Asian cultures have been awarded grants by the Asia New Zealand Foundation.
