|  Organizers  The Society of East Asian  Anthropology (SEAA)The Society of East Asian Anthropology (SEAA), an  officially recognized section within the American Anthropological Association  (AAA), consists of more than 300 anthropologists whose primary area of study is  East Asia.  SEAA is  committed to developing international channels of communication among  anthropologists throughout the world. It seeks to promote discussion and share  information on diverse topics related to the anthropology of Taiwan, PRC, Hong  Kong, Japan, Korea; other societies/cultures of Asia and the Pacific Basin with  historical or contemporary ties to East Asia; and diasporic societies/cultures  identified with East Asia.  Its website is http://www.aaanet.org/sections/seaa/
 
   Department of Anthropology, The  Chinese University of Hong KongThe Department of Anthropology at The Chinese  University of Hong Kong, as the only department in Hong Kong specializing in  anthropology, has actively promoted the discipline since 1980. To stimulate the  exchange of anthropological knowledge, the department has organized numerous  conferences such as the International Conference on Foodways and Heritage in  2013, the East Asian Anthropological Association Conference in 2012, and the  International Society for the Studies of Chinese Overseas Conference in 2011, as  well as the first overseas Society for East Asian Anthropology Conference in  2006. Its website is
 http://arts.cuhk.edu.hk/~ant/en/index.php
 
   The Hong Kong  Anthropological Society (HKAS)The Hong Kong Anthropological Society (HKAS) was founded in 1978 to  promote anthropology, not only to academics, but also to a larger public of  interested people in Hong Kong and beyond. It has more than 200 members,  including professional anthropologists from local universities, postgraduate  and undergraduate students, and people from a wide range of professions who are  interested in anthropology. The Society seeks to provide a platform for  dissemination of knowledge in anthropology in Hong Kong.  Its website is. http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/ant/hkas/ |