WASHINGTON STATE CHINA RELATIONS COUNCIL
The oldest state-level organization dedicated to promoting stronger commercial, educational, and cultural engagement with China.
OUR FOCUS
BUILD CONNECTIONS
Through individual meetings, trade missions and special events, the WSCRC facilitates increased cooperation and partnership for Washington State and Chinese companies
CONVENE LEADERS
As the premier voice on China in the Pacific Northwest, the WSCRC hosts national, provincial and municipal officials from China and prominent American leaders, providing an unparalleled forum for high-level engagement
EDUCATE AND INFORM
The WSCRC regularly hosts public education events to foster deeper understanding on both sides of the Washington State-China relationship
FEATURED NEWS
WSCRC Editorial on Engaging and Competing with China to Boost Washington’s Economic Recovery in the Seattle Times
WSCRC Presents for the Economic Alliance of Snohomish County
Washington State China Relations Council Statement on Asian Hate Crimes
Washington State China Relations Council holds Annual Gala for over 200 Virtual Participants
Puget Sound Business Journal Honors Two WSCRC Board Members
Washington State China Relations Fund Announces Fundraising Campaign
UPCOMING EVENTS
Responding to Anti-Asian Violence & Crime in Our Community
Violent attacks and other crimes against Asians and Pacific Islanders have increased dramatically in recent months all over the United States, including in our own region. The most violent of these was the murder of eight people in Atlanta on March 16, where six of the eight victims were women of Asian descent. Such crimes have both frightened...(open to see more details)
Date & Time: 04/20/2021 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Book Talk: A conversation with the author of “Challenging China”
As people are discovering in recent months--whether in Alaska, Japan or Canada--U.S. presidents may come and go but thorny issues with China remain. In Challenging China, a new book published in early April of this year, Seattle's own Sam Kaplan asserts China has become more authoritarian and expansionist and describes what strategies the U.S. and its allies need to...(open to see more details)
Date & Time: 04/28/2021 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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