Indigenous Movements

O KALODEMAK NO MITA | Indigenous Movements
Living in co-existence with the land, Taiwan’s indigenous peoples, however, after the marking of cruel and merciless boundary lines by the colon......
The Romantic Taiwan 3rd Provincial Road, Your Hardship Achievements and Our History of Displacement
Written by Lee Chin-Hsieh; Translated by 吳宜錚 Sally I.C. Wu; Illustrated by Lin Chia-Dung
Promoted as the main tourism policy of government, the Romantic Taiwan 3rd Provincial Road has become a newly emerging tourism term.
After the Indigenous Movements, We Still Have Work to Do
Written by Savungaz Valincinan; Translated by 陳德怡 Deh I Chen; Illustrated by James Lee
Indigenous movements that began in the 1980s have achieved certain results in the existing state institution, and their forms have gradually shift....
Who Am I? The No-names on this Land
Written by Yu Yi-De; Translated by 賴諭萱 Yu Hsuan Lai; Illustrated by James Lee
As with many colonial regimes, various identities and names, ranging from terms such as “barbarians(番)” were adopted during the Qing rule ......
Advancement of Indigenous Publications
Written by Huang Kuo-Chao; Translated by 吳宜錚 Sally I.C. Wu; Illustrated by James Lee
At the emergence stage of indigenous movement, the indigenous intellectual took an important step and began their own publications of non......
Seeing the 30 Years of Indigenous Movements
Written by Kuo Po-Jiun; Translated by 吳宜錚 Sally I.C. Wu; Photo provided by Huang Tzi-Ming
In the journey of more than 30-year indigenous movements, indigenous peoples went out to the street and suffered social confrontation and injustice...
From Pan-indigenous Movement, Community-centered Programs, to Indigenous Parliaments: Retracing the Path
Written by Tiaban Sasala (Dean, College of Indigenous Studies, I-Shou University); Translated by 吳宜錚 Sally I.C. Wu
Now, it has been three decades since the first initiation of indigenous movement. From urban to rural communities, from grass roots to govern......