The Cebuano Studies Center is a center of research on all aspects of Cebuano culture. It functions as (1) a special library to house source materials pertaining to Cebu, as well as the predominantly Cebuano-speaking areas in the country; (2) a research center devoted to studies pertaining to Cebu in the area of the humanities and social sciences; and (3) a special office assisting in the promotion of Cebuano culture and the arts.
http://www.cebuanostudiescenter.com/
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is a global leader in project-based learning and one of the nation’s first engineering and technology universities. As a research university centered on engineering, science, technology, and mathematics, WPI’s distinctive curriculum offers students opportunities to work closely with faculty and convert classroom concepts to real-world impact.
https://www.wpi.edu/
The Indonesia Christian University is a research and education organization, which focuses on research, education, and community service in Indonesia and throughout Asia, according to Christian values and spirit. The university develops cooperative relationships with domestic and international institutions and promotes partnerships with church organizations in an ecumenical spirit. The university is dedicated to fostering competent talent and to spreading the high quality of their products to the world. By doing so, it promotes world-renowned research institutes and disseminates its publications.
https://www.uki.ac.id/
The Centre for Transport and Mobility (CeTraM) is based around an interdisciplinary group of academics at Aberystwyth University (AU) who are researching transport and mobility.
https://cetram.aber.ac.uk/
The SOUTHEAST ASIAN MEDIA STUDIES ASSOCIATION (SEAMSA) is an international, non-profit, non-government community of academics, researchers, media practitioners, and institutions who are actively committed to the study and research of the mass media in/of Southeast Asian countries and peoples.
https://seamsa.org/
The Korea Museum in Japan is a citizen-made history museum for socio-cultural exchange between Japan and Korea. This museum was opened in Shinjuku in December 2001 by Japanese intellectuals, civic groups, and Japanese residents living in Japan, with the aim of conveying their unique history and culture, against the discrimination against Koreans living in Japan. The museum, which aims to learn and understand the historical facts of the two countries, hopes to build peace in East Asia by establishing a platform for mutual trust between the two countries.
https://kouraihakubutsukan.org/
