​In this workshop, we’ll examine the limitations in the dominant discourse on China and learn how to write against and beyond state-centric frameworks. We’ll learn how to overcome hesitation, identify a topic of interest, and work through the process of pitching, research, outlining, and drafting.

Please note students and recent grads are eligible for a 50% off discount for the workshop.

Can’t make it Saturday? No worries. All ticket holders will receive a recording to review in their own time a week after the workshop.

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