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Philanthropy in Motion – an Interview with Jasmine Lau

Jasmine Lau, director of Philanthropy in Motion, talks about her organization's efforts to encourage young people in China to get involved in philanthropy in this exclusive interview.

2018-08-17

Bridging Gaps in China: an Interview with Michael Hermann

Michael Hermann, Humana People to People's China representative, talks to CDB about his organization's work in rural Yunnan, China's efforts to eliminate poverty, the Overseas NGO Law and much more in this wide-ranging interview.

2018-06-08

Education in Sight: an Interview with Andrew Shirman

An exclusive interview with Andrew Shirman, CEO and co-founder of Education in Sight, who talks to CDB about his efforts to bring eyeglasses to schoolchildren in rural China.

2018-04-23

A Feminist’s Portrait: Diversity is One Way to Deconstruct Patriarchy

The portrait of a young Beijinger who uses rap and comedy as a means to convey a feminist message.

2018-04-16

Social Work and Reverse Migration – an Interview with Professor Julian Chow

A long and in-depth interview with Berkeley professor Julian Chow on the development of the social service sector in China.

2018-02-06

Focusing on Cooperation – an Interview with Norbert Hsu

Norbert Hsu, regional head of World Vision for East Asia, talks to CDB about World Vision's plans for the region, Chinese civil society and the protection of children in China.

2018-02-01

Environmental Protection in China: an Interview with Bob Moseley

Bob Moseley, director of the Asia-Pacific Cities Program at The Nature Conservancy, talks to CDB in this exclusive interview.

2017-12-28

The Shangri-La Institute for Sustainable Communities: an Interview with Lucy Binfield

An interview with Lucy Binfield from the Shangri-La Institute of Sustainable Communities, an NGO that works to promote education for sustainable development in China.

2017-10-27

Our Registration Story: The Asia Foundation

Another piece from the Center for Charity Law's "Our Registration Story" series, this time focusing on the Asia Foundation, one of the first international NGOs to work in China.

2017-10-24

Our Registration Story: The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

Following TNC's successful registration in Beijing, chief representative Joyce Ma talks to the Center for Charity Law about her organization's history in China, how it faced the challenge of registering under the new law, and its plans for the future.

2017-09-29

Dr. Wang Chao (Save the Children): the Future of China’s Overseas NGOs

A talk by Wang Chao, Save the Children's chief representative in China, discussing what the future will hold for international charities working in the Middle Kingdom.

2017-09-14

Our Registration Story: the Ford Foundation

An interview with Elizabeth Knupp, the Ford Foundation's chief representative in China, about the Ford Foundation's experience registering in China under the Overseas NGO Law and its future plans in the country.

2017-08-21

Registering and Working in China – an Interview with Albert Yu, World Vision

In this exclusive interview with CDB, operations director of World Vision China Albert Yu speaks about his organization's important work in China, and its successful efforts to register in the country following the passing of the Overseas NGO Law.

2017-08-04

Yale Graduate Qin Yuefei: Why I Decided to Become a Village Official

The inspiring story of Yale graduate Qin Yuefei, who chose to become a government official in a tiny Hunan mountain village and look for innovative ways to stimulate China's rural development.

2017-07-25

Working with the Migrant Children of Beijing – an Interview with Helen Boyle

Helen Boyle is a British lady who started and runs a foundation that helps improve the education of the children of migrant workers in Beijing. Today she speaks with CDB about her work, what motivates her and what children need to be happy.

2017-05-27

Selfless American Teaches Children in Rural Gansu Province for 17 Years

The story of American teacher David Deems, who has been teaching and collecting donations for local schools in a remote area of Western China for the past 17 years.

2017-05-22

China’s NGOs Go Global: True Stories from a Program Director

There is an increasing number of Chinese NGOs that have become active overseas. What challenges do they face when operating abroad? The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation's program director recounts some of his experiences and cultural misunderstandings from when he worked in Sudan.

2017-04-28

A Shared Future: the Chinese Volunteers Helping Syrian Refugees

The story of two Peking University students who went to Gaziantep, a Turkish city near the border with Syria, as volunteers to assist the numerous Syrian refugees there.

2017-04-07

CDB Reports

Bridging Gaps in China: an Interview with Michael Hermann

A Feminist’s Portrait: Diversity is One Way to Deconstruct Patriarchy

Social Work and Reverse Migration – an Interview with Professor Julian Chow

Focusing on Cooperation – an Interview with Norbert Hsu

Environmental Protection in China: an Interview with Bob Moseley

The Shangri-La Institute for Sustainable Communities: an Interview with Lucy Binfield

Our Registration Story: The Asia Foundation

Our Registration Story: The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

Dr. Wang Chao (Save the Children): the Future of China’s Overseas NGOs

Our Registration Story: the Ford Foundation

Registering and Working in China – an Interview with Albert Yu, World Vision

Yale Graduate Qin Yuefei: Why I Decided to Become a Village Official

Working with the Migrant Children of Beijing – an Interview with Helen Boyle

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