Dr. William Kwok presented a seminar titled "Kung Fu · Life" to students of Princeton University, discussing the philosophy behind martial arts.

Dr. William Kwok conducted a cultural event at JP Morgan Chase during the Asian Pacific Heritage Month celebration. We are honored to introduce Practical Wing Chun and promote martial arts philosophy to the corporate world!

Dr. William Kwok was invited as a guest speaker in an academic seminar hosted by Harvard Chinese Students and Scholars Association titled "Is Chinese Martial Arts Encountering Challenged?" at Harvard Graduate School of Education.

During the COVID period in 2021, MAES led a Practical Wing Chun seminar and a community safety workshop at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

MAES participated in the 3rd Anniversary Pink Ribbon Charity Gala 2023 in support of breast cancer services at Maimonides Medical Center. Through a live presentation, the event highlighted the role of martial arts in community engagement, resilience, and public service.

Yin and Yang of Martial Arts was a martial and visual arts exhibition. It showcased the artistic and cultural works of the Kwok family, as they hope to convey the idea of coexistence and balance through the connection of the two art forms. A combination of traditional Chinese calligraphy by Mr. Yuen-Wah Kwok, contemporary abstract paintings by Ms. Yvonne Kwok, and martial arts demonstrations was presented to reinforce the concept of Yin and Yang as well as to transcend the idea of martial arts practice and visual arts creations; a way to reflect virtues and philosophical aspects of martial arts as a way of life.

Yin and Yang of Martial Arts was a martial and visual arts exhibition. It showcased the artistic and cultural works of the Kwok family, as they hope to convey the idea of coexistence and balance through the connection of the two art forms. A combination of traditional Chinese calligraphy by Mr. Yuen-Wah Kwok, contemporary abstract paintings by Ms. Yvonne Kwok, and martial arts demonstrations was presented to reinforce the concept of Yin and Yang as well as to transcend the idea of martial arts practice and visual arts creations; a way to reflect virtues and philosophical aspects of martial arts as a way of life.