Lost Treasures: Taiwan’s Atayal Facial Tattoos
By Sylvia Dean Under a clear mountain sky, an Atayal boy of twelve years prepares to transition into manhood by way of a painful ceremony […]
Cross-Cultural
The Indian Festival Season is Here
By Priya and Lajwanti Purswaney For Indians around the world, October heralds the start of the festival season. Hindus follow the lunar calendar, and although […]
It’s a Slippery Slope to Going Native
By Jim Klar No matter how actively you choose to assimilate, arriving in Taiwan is the start of a journey from cultural and physical chaos […]
Ghost Month Explained
By Sue Babcock It’s that time of the year, when hungry ghosts once again make their appearance in Taiwan. Each year, they leave the land […]
Spotlight on Auction Item: Mystery Picnic from Willie’s Deli
SPOTLIGHT ON AUCTION ITEM: Mystery Picnic with Lunch from Willie’s Deli and Private Driver A driver with an Audi convertible will pick you up and […]
Newcomer Orientation
Kick start your stay in Taiwan by attending The Center’s 1.5 day Newcomer Orientation on Thursday September 22nd and Friday September 23rd. Registration required, sign […]
Building bridges and creating community through art and music
Art, in essence, is a community endeavor. It provides a vital connection to others by reminding us of our shared humanity. Through art we […]
The Women in Conversation Conference Really Rocked
There’s no doubt about it, the March 12th Taipei Women in Conversation Conference set new standards for the future of women’s conferences in Taiwan. The […]
Beitou Museum in Full Bloom
As the spring break and long weekend approaches many of us turn our thoughts to the possibility of short trips within Asia; a sneaky beach […]
Taking a Closer Look at the Process of Counseling
What is counseling? Counseling is both a process and a journey. It’s a working relationship between two (sometimes more) people who work to make […]