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“We believe that strengthening the existing symbiosis between Government and civil society in the service of unmet needs and vulnerable populations may enable a wider and more constructive for the social energies that can be mobilized by civil society without at the same time setting off repressive Government reactions.”

L. David Brown and Xing Hu,
Building Local Support for Chinese Civil Society with International Resources
February 2011

Xing Hu
Domain Manager, Nonprofits in China
Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations

Office Address
Belfer-117

Mailing Address
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Mailbox 143
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

Contact
Phone: 617-495-7721
Fax: 617-495-0996
Email:
xing_hu@harvard.edu

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Profile

Xing Hu manages the Nonprofits in China Domain at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. In this position, she convenes practitioners from China’s nonprofit sector and Harvard scholars in an effort to catalyze the transfer of research to practical problems facing nonprofits in China. Specifically, she convenes project teams, raises funds, facilitates partnerships, and manages the operations and evaluation of projects. A current project examines how international resources can build local support for Chinese civil society organizations (CSOs) to work with vulnerable groups and explore how experiences from other contexts can be adapted to strengthen CSOs in China.

Prior to joining the Hauser Center in March 2009, Ms. Hu worked for three years with Ashoka: Innovators for the Public where she helped engage donors and supporters globally from its Global Engagement Team; co-established the operation system for the US program of Ashoka’s Youth Venture; and, served on its China Entry Preparation Task Force. She co-founded the nonprofit organization Dream Corps (www.dreamcorps.org) in 2004, which recruits, trains and sends Chinese-speaking volunteers to rural areas in China to build libraries for children. She received a B.A. in English from Beijing Foreign Studies University, an M.L. in International Politics from Peking University, and an M.P.P. from Duke University. Her publications include “Building Local Support for Chinese Civil Society with International Resources (co-authored with L. David Brown, February 2011), and “What is Social Entrepreneurship” (in Chinese) (Comparative Social and Economical Systems (社会与经济比较研究), February 2006).

Learn More
Read about Xing Hu’s work:
http://www.hks.harvard.edu/hauser/engage/nonprofitsinchina/