New Artist In Residence for Made in Chinatown
Made in Chinatown returns this year with Cherie Kwok as our new artist in residence. Cherie Kwok will work
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Introducing Festival Writer-in-Residence, Will Harris
Award winning writer Will Harris is joining us as the first Writer in Residence for our Chinese Write Now
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Announcing Chinese Write Now 2022
We are delighted to share news of our Chinese Write Now Festival 2022. It is the third edition of
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Anti-racism work can continue thanks to new funding for China Exchange
China Exchange can continue work focused on supporting Chinatown’s recovery in response to covid-19 and racism thanks to further
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Chinatown welcomes Royalty
On 1 February, Chinatown welcomed TRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall to mark the lunar
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London Chinatown Food Heritage Trail Map Launches To Mark the Year of the Tiger
Visitors to London’s Chinatown can enjoy a new trail that explores the area’s food heritage highlighting parts of the
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Registration for new China Exchange volunteers is now open!
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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Wear your support for Chinatown
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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“Ascent”: new artwork for Made in Chinatown fuelled by the Chinatown Recovery Project
Odella Yue, one of our artists-in-residence , has created a beautiful new artwork in response to working with London
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“No Place for Hate: Post-Pandemic Actions for London’s Chinatown” report published
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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