Board of Directors
Board biographies, governance information, and organizational roles are presented here as they are approved for public release.
The Society
Preserving cultural memory, advancing public understanding, and creating meaningful ways to encounter Chinese heritage across generations.
National Chinese Heritage Society is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing Chinese heritage through public learning, cultural research, community participation, and accessible storytelling.
Our work treats heritage as a living continuum: objects and archives matter, but so do language, seasonal knowledge, ritual life, oral memory, artistic practice, and the ways communities reinterpret tradition in the present.
The Society’s history is presented as an evolving record of cultural stewardship, public learning, partnerships, and community participation. Archival documents and milestones will be added as they are prepared for publication.
The Society is guided by a board and a growing network of cultural, scholarly, and community advisors. Leadership profiles are published as they are formally approved.
Board biographies, governance information, and organizational roles are presented here as they are approved for public release.
Scholarly and cultural advisors contribute subject expertise, interpretation, and institutional perspective to the Society’s work.
Program and administrative leadership supports the Society’s public learning, publishing, collections, and community initiatives.