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From Wild Lilies to Sunflowers: Discovering Taiwan's Democracy
From Wild Lilies to Sunflowers: Discovering Taiwan's Democracy
From Wild Lilies to Sunflowers: Discovering Taiwan's Democracy
Hello from Taiwan: Q&A with Filmmaker Tiffany Frances
Hello from Taiwan: Q&A with Filmmaker Tiffany Frances
Hello from Taiwan: Q&A with Filmmaker Tiffany Frances
Addressing Anti-Blackness Within the Taiwanese American Community
Addressing Anti-Blackness Within the Taiwanese American Community
Addressing Anti-Blackness Within the Taiwanese American Community
The 228 Inheritance: Taiwan's Revolution Is Here
The 228 Inheritance: Taiwan's Revolution Is Here
The 228 Inheritance: Taiwan's Revolution Is Here
"When I came out to my mom, she was scared for me."
"When I came out to my mom, she was scared for me."
"When I came out to my mom, she was scared for me."

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Arts & CultureInterviews

Interview with Joyce Bergvelt, Lord of Formosa

Editor's Note: When I call for diversity in Taiwanese American literature, or English-language works on Taiwan, I mean books like Lord of Formosa. Taiwan, originally an Austronesian island, is colonized land. The hallmark of great literature about Taiwan, then, is perhaps sensitivity to this fraught…

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Arts & CultureInterviews

New on Netflix: A Taiwanese Tale of Two Cities

An Interview with “A Taiwanese Tale of Two Cities” actor Denny Huang When Denny Huang decided to move to Taipei in 2005 as a young adult, he had no idea what he was going to do. As a Taiwanese American born in Houston, he barely spoke Mandarin at the time, and when he started pursuing acting…

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Arts & CultureFood & TravelProjects

Tricky Taipei Debuts Children’s Book Set in Taipei

Kathy is a communications consultant and the writer behind Tricky Taipei. After 7 years working at design agencies VSA Partners in Chicago and Smart Design in New York, she moved back to Taipei in 2014 and now writes Tricky Taipei and hosts Tricky Talks, an event series for international professionals…

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Upcoming Events

East Coast

IdentiTEA: Presented by TAP-Boston

March 23 @ 2:30 pm
What does it mean to be a Taiwanese/Asian-American today? How do (or don't) our identities and heritages impact us in our day to day life? Join us for our annual IdentiTEA - a thoughtful, small group discussion where we connect with our fellow Taiwanese/Asian-Americans, share our personal stories, and…

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National

Apply to the Taiwanese American Scholarship Fund

March 27
10 – $5,000 Scholarships for High School Seniors and 1st Year College Students Planning to Attend a University/College in the U.S. in the Fall of 2019 The Taiwanese American Scholarship Fund is focused on helping economically-challenged Taiwanese American youth fulfill their dreams of obtaining…

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West Coast

Imaging the Avant-Garde: Taiwan’s Film Experiments of the 1960s

March 28 @ 7:30 pm
Presented in association with Light Field, Taiwan International Documentary Festival, Center for Asian American Media, and Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in San Francisco Curated and presented by Emily Chao Live musical performance by Amma Ateria        Half a century ago, restrictions…

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Founded in 2006, TaiwaneseAmerican.org is a web portal site highlighting many of the interesting people, events and organizations that make up Taiwanese America. It is both a volunteer-driven website and a non-profit organization that intends to connect and promote those who identify with the Taiwanese identity, heritage, or culture. By establishing our niche within the broader Asian Pacific American and mainstream communities, we hope to collectively contribute to the wonderful and diverse mosaic that America represents.

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