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Call for Submissions: Chrysanthemum - Volume II
Call for Submissions: Chrysanthemum - Volume II
Call for Submissions: Chrysanthemum - Volume II
What Taiwanese Americans Can Learn From Taiwanese Politics
What Taiwanese Americans Can Learn From Taiwanese Politics
What Taiwanese Americans Can Learn From Taiwanese Politics
How our bodies domesticate/disaster: An Interview with Kristin Chang, Past Lives, Future Bodies
How our bodies domesticate/disaster: An Interview with Kristin Chang, Past Lives, Future Bodies
How our bodies domesticate/disaster: An Interview with Kristin Chang, Past Lives, Future Bodies
LATE LIFE: The Chien-Ming Wang Story in Theaters
LATE LIFE: The Chien-Ming Wang Story in Theaters
LATE LIFE: The Chien-Ming Wang Story in Theaters
An Interview with Emily X.R. Pan, The Astonishing Color of After
An Interview with Emily X.R. Pan, The Astonishing Color of After
An Interview with Emily X.R. Pan, The Astonishing Color of After

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An Interview with Eva Lou, Madeleine Editions

Editor's Note: Something we consider often is how language informs how we define and experience an ethnic or national identity. We wonder about the merits of raising bilingual, or even trilingual, children, and whether our mother tongues will ever find a place in communities that do not recognize…

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What ‘Bao’ and ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Meant to Me

Traditional mama’s girls who need a support group, I am here for you. Contains tiny spoilers.  Anyone who's even vaguely heard of me knows that I'm a mama's girl. My life's work navigates a strange dichotomy between "hot pot of rice that don't need no side dish" and "most filial child #1."…

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Passing on the Taiwanese Language: A Personal Account

I was born in the US and, like many second generation Taiwanese-Americans, I grew up speaking first Taiwanese (台語), and then English at home. I recall visiting Taiwan as a child and people finding it quite odd that my brother and I understood only Taiwanese—not Mandarin Chinese. Although my…

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ITASA 2019 National Conference

February 14, 2019 @ 8:00 am
The ITASA National Conference will be held at the University of Pennsylvania from Thursday, February 14 to Sunday, February 17.  Our theme this year is "Me and Ama: Weaving together stories of our past with memories of our future". Through Me and Ama, we hope to create a space for intimate dialogues…

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More Events to Come!

December 31, 2020 @ 8:00 am
More information coming soon! We're all about highlighting what's happening in all corners of Taiwanese America. We are currently gathering all events and activities in your area! If you know of Taiwanese American-related events in your region, we may be interested in reposting the details here. Please…

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December 31, 2020 @ 5:00 pm
We thank you for following our website where we continue to publish articles, features, and select events from the community organizations we support. It's also our way of looking towards the future and preserving our corner of this digital space by archiving what's happened in the Taiwanese American…

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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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