Practicing Together

"Practicing Together" is an interview publication compiled by the "Association for Taiwan Harmony Public Welfare Trust of the Judicial Reform Foundation" to mark its tenth anniversary. It focuses on four major ethnic and social issues—Indigenous peoples, post-war immigrants, transitional justice, and migrant workers/immigrants—by interviewing twelve organizations dedicated to promoting ethnic harmony. The book also includes documentary footage of the interview process. The publication of this book aims to help readers understand past ethnic issues in Taiwan and move toward a future of ethnic harmony.

Table of Contents

1. Protesting Not to Divide Us, But for Mutual Respect: The Katratip Ancestral Spirit Defense Action / Taitung County Indigenous Subject Culture Development Association
2. Writing History Through Place Names, Seeing the Atayal Nation / Taiwan Atayal Sustainable Development Association
3. Chasing Names and Justice, Looking to the Past to See the Future / Kaohsiung City Caring Association for Taiwanese Veterans
4. Where Truth Resides, Reconciliation Follows / Taiwan Association for Truth and Reconciliation
5. Intergenerational Relay, Walking the Path of Human Rights / Dr. Chen Wen-chen Memorial Foundation
6. Bridge-Builders of Times and Ethnic Groups / Mainlander Taiwan Association
7. Crossing to Taiwan from Southeast Asia, Forging Sisterhood in a Foreign Land / TransAsia Sisters Association, Taiwan
8. The Hard Journey and Wayside Stops of Transnational Laborers / Taiwan International Workers' Association
9. Seeing One Another, Willing to Understand / The Four-Way Voice
10. The Lord's Merciful Embrace for Troubled Lambs / Scalabrini International Migration Network - Taiwan
11. Recording Images, Preserving an Era / Civil Media Action Database
12. Taking Orchid Island as an Example: From Nuclear Waste to Waste Engine Oil / Taiwan Association for Human Rights

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