Anka Lee's guest appearances

Anka Lee

Model Majority Podcast

Where Genius Grows

The Readout

Roy Moore

Bernie Sanders

Alexandra Petri

Andrew Yang

Cory Booker

Jimmy Carter

Simon Tam

Ellen Wu

Jeff Sessions

Elizabeth Warren

Steve Aoki

Sophia Chang

Amanda Nguyen

Gary Locke

Omar Khan

OwlTail

Welcome to our one-off special episode of The Readout. Recent events have put aid, China and the Indo-Pacific squarely on the map for many Australians. So there was no better a time for The Lab to host Anka Lee, USAID’s acting Deputy Assistant Administrator and Senior Advisor for the PRC, at our Situation Room just last week. He was in Australia on behalf of USAID who are creating a policy on countering China’s growing influence.The Situation Room is a Chatham-house style discussion with 25 provocateurs from the region, academia, development practice and Government. So we didn’t record the whole event. But with his permission, we’re bringing you Anka Lee’s opening address and a flavour of the discussion in this special episode.He dives into the challenges that USAID is trying to solve when it comes to China and development, and what principles they’ll take into developing a response. The Lab's own Bridi Rice then tackles what all of this means for Australia and how our own narratives determine where to from here.To learn more about The Readout and the work of the Development Intelligence Lab, head over to devintelligencelab.com and find us on Twitter and LinkedIn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to our one-off special episode of The Readout. Recent events have put aid, China and the Indo-Pacific squarely on the map for many Australians. So there was no better a time for The Lab to host Anka Lee, USAID’s acting Deputy Assistant Administrator and Senior Advisor for the PRC, at our Situation Room just last week. He was in Australia on behalf of USAID who are creating a policy on countering China’s growing influence.The Situation Room is a Chatham-house style discussion with 25 provocateurs from the region, academia, development practice and Government. So we didn’t record the whole event. But with his permission, we’re bringing you Anka Lee’s opening address and a flavour of the discussion in this special episode.He dives into the challenges that USAID is trying to solve when it comes to China and development, and what principles they’ll take into developing a response. The Lab's own Bridi Rice then tackles what all of this means for Australia and how our own narratives determine where to from here.To learn more about The Readout and the work of the Development Intelligence Lab, head over to <a href="http://devintelligencelab.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">devintelligencelab.com</a> and find us on <a href="https://twitter.com/devintellab" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/development-intelligence-lab" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Special Episode: Anka Lee Situation Room Address

Anka Lee (@Anka_Lee) chats with Kevin (@kevinsxu) in this wide-ranging interview from Anka’s immigrant story, to first moment of political activism in high school, to a fascinating and illustrious career in foreign policy in D.C.,...

136: Purpose Abroad = Aspiration at Home (Guest: Anka Lee)

There's nothing more important than being true to your community, knowing how you fit in to your community, and what your responsibilities are to your community. — Anka Lee Anka Lee is a senior director at the Albright Stonebridge Group. In this interview we discuss how pivotal events like the Great Depression, the Vietnam War and the September 11th attacks have the power to shape the mindset of an entire generation. Questions we cover: What are the long-term policy implications of these formative events? How do different generations who see the world through very different eyes engage each other on the political stage? What does it mean to be an American?

There's nothing more important than being true to your community, knowing how you fit in to your community, and what your responsibilities are to your community. — Anka Lee Anka Lee is a senior director at the Albright Stonebridge Group. In this interview we discuss how pivotal events like the Great Depression, the Vietnam War and the September 11th attacks have the power to shape the mindset of an entire generation. Questions we cover: What are the long-term policy implications of these formative events? How do different generations who see the world through very different eyes engage each other on the political stage? What does it mean to be an American?

24: Anka Lee, Holding Every Generation's Feet to the Fire