Opportunities to understand China, Chinese culture and Chinatown
We need confident and dedicated volunteers to work with us on a flexible basis throughout 2022. We will be accepting new members to our wonderful volunteer team at China Exchange until 9 January.
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You can wear your support for Chinatown’s post-pandemic recovery with “Ascent”, the T-shirt which is latest product from our
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Odella Yue, one of our artists-in-residence , has created a beautiful new artwork in response to working with London
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To mark National Hate Crime Awareness Week, China Exchange is publishing “No Place for Hate: Post-Pandemic Actions for London’s Chinatown” its report into Chinatown’s recovery with a particular emphasis on COVID-19 racism. The report marks a significant moment in a 12-month project focused on understanding and supporting London’s Chinatown in its response to an increase in hate towards people of East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) heritage.
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China Exchange volunteers are continuing to contribute to our work on heritage and community while building their skills.
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China Exchange is recruiting for a Venue Hire Coordinator to join the team on a 25hrs per week 6 month contract. This role supports the financial stability of our charity and would provide a flexible role for someone seeking to work alongside family or study commitments.
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To support our work and operations, we need confident and calm event stewards to join our casual team on a flexible basis.
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St James’s Ward residents in Westminster will be able to enjoy funded places on China Exchange Chinatown Stories community-led walking tours thanks to a new grant provided by Westminster City Council’s ward funding scheme.
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Artists Faith Chow and Dora Lam confirmed as new artists in residence for China Exchange Made in Chinatown project.
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Made in Chinatown granted new funding by The National Lottery Awards for All scheme to continue the project.
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