A Century in Hiding: The Sakizaya People of Taiwan
The Sakizaya is only recognized officially as an indigenous people in 2007, and until then only a handful of people knew that they even existed.
Rethinking Indigenous Culture and Tourism in Taiwan
A packaged tour through Pingtung’s Rukai villages is food for thought on how to balance indigenous culture immersion with commercial tourism.
Sharing a Pot of Rice to Rediscover Roots: Taitung Bunun Youth
“Taitung Bunun Youth” hopes that it can create a new movement for the youth to access and find ownership of their Bunun culture.
Is Affirmative Action for Indigenous Taiwanese Fair?
From preschools to graduate schools, we sit through “national” language, history, and culture classes that are not our own.
Taiwan’s Indigenous Universities and Affirmative Action
An indigenous university in Taiwan would be important for cultural, linguistic, and identity preservation, but questions about affirmative action remain.