National Pengyou Day Brings Together 100 Campuses Celebrating US-China Exchange
Posted onOur second annual Pengyou Day was held on November 19, 2015 as a day of solidarity to celebrate friendship and exchange between China and the United States.
Pengyou Day 2015 Highlights
Posted onLast week, on Nov. 19, we celebrated Pengyou Day where young leaders all across the US and China joined in the “WE ARE ALL #PENGYOU” Campaign to promote friendship and exchange between China and the United States.
Inaugural Project Pengyou Chapter Reunion and Leadership Retreat
Posted onIt has been one year since we launched the Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows Program. On June 19th and 20th, 2015 Project Pengyou Leaders from over 20 states gathered in DC to share what they learned.
SERIES: Pengyous of Beijing
Posted onProject Pengyou intern, Kim Chen, collects slices of life from Pengyous across China in the sixth installment of her Humans of New York-inspired photo series.
Meet Hannah, Project Pengyou Summer Intern
Posted onMeet Pengyou intern, Hannah James Yale-NUS Student and devout carne asada fry burrito lover, whose path to becoming a Pengyou began at the elementary school lunch court.
We are all #Pengyou
Posted on“We are all #Pengyou” Project Pengyou 2014 Pengyou Day Trailer
Pengyou Day at Montclair Kimberley Academy!
Posted onFor Pengyou Day, the MKA leadership team attracted a crowd serving delicious Chinese food made by world famous chef, Pichet Ong.
Pengyou Day at Horace Mann School!
Posted onTyler and his team at the Horace Mann School celebrated Pengyou Day by going to his school’s Chinese classes to talk about Project Pengyou’s bridge-building efforts and teaching Chinese words to friends and family!
Pengyou Day at Medgar Evers College Preparatory School!
Posted onYmara Magliore, our Leadership Fellow at the Project Pengyou Medgar Evers College Preparatory School Chapter put in outstanding effort and ingenuity for Pengyou Day at MECPS by setting up a table near her high school’s Chinese classroom and catching interested passersby to teach them Chinese phrases!