Taichung Office
What We Do in Taichung
Curation ｜ Visualizing Public Issues
Each year, we curate thematic exhibitions related to justice, human rights, and social issues, transforming abstract legal concepts and wrongful convictions into exhibition spaces that visitors can step into, experience, and reflect upon.
Lectures & Empowerment ｜ Bringing Legal Education to Central Taiwan
We host the "Thinking Justice TALK" series, campus moot courts, debate competitions, summer camps, and other activities, allowing students and citizens in central Taiwan to understand the justice system in ways closer to everyday life.
Local Connections ｜ Uniting Civil Groups in Central Taiwan
We assist with case appeals and issue advocacy in central Taiwan while opening our space for rental, serving as a shared hub for civil society groups, student associations, and local partners.
We Believe: Legal reform happens not only in courtrooms and the Legislative Yuan, but also in every exhibition, every lecture, and the questions and actions that every participant takes away with them.
Event Series
2026 Thinking Justice TALK｜Taichung Office Event Series
Making knowledge straightforward, accessible, engaging, and practical! Never dull or abstract—just knowledge and perspectives you can put to use immediately. The 2026 "Thinking Justice TALK" series will be even more comprehensive and exciting. Come join us!
Current Exhibition
Prima Facie
"To me, this isn't about emotional feelings; this is a legal game." From the perspective of a #MeToo survivor to dialogues with the justice system, redefining the diverse facets of legal reform.
📅 Exhibition Period: 2026 / 03 / 25 ─ 2027 / 01 / 16
Past Exhibitions
Fleeing to the Last Room: JRF Digital Legal Reform Special Exhibition
Period2025 / 08 / 05 ─ 2026 / 02 / 07
Becoming an Ordinary Person｜JRF 30th Anniversary Special Exhibition｜Taichung Stop
Period2025 / 03 / 07 ─ 2025 / 06 / 17
Beyond the Abyss ── On the Road of Wrongful Conviction Rescue
Period2024 / 03 / 01 ─ 2024 / 10 / 15
Challenger in the Kingdom of Scams ♠ The Past, Present, and Future of Stolen-Identity Scams
Period2023 / 03 / 10 ─ 2023 / 12 / 16
REST ── Kao Chung-ming Photography Exhibition
Period2022 / 09 / 17 ─ 2023 / 01 / 14
Grandma's House in Taichung｜Special Exhibition on Peace and Women's Human Rights
Period2022 / 03 / 08 ─ 2022 / 08 / 14
Missing Person｜7th Anniversary Exhibition of the March 24 Executive Yuan Violent Eviction Incident
Period2021 / 09 / 23 ─ 2022 / 01 / 22
Ocean Dawn｜Chiou Ho-shun's Forgotten 32 Years Taichung Special Exhibition
Period2021 / 04 / 09 ─ 2021 / 05 / 08
Venue Rental
The Taichung Office is located in East District, Taichung City, near Taichung Station. We offer our space for rental and warmly welcome civil organizations, student associations, and academic units to apply to host meetings, reading groups, lectures, workshops, or small exhibitions and performances.
📌 Eligible Applicants: Non-profit organizations, civil groups, student associations, academic units, and individuals.
📌 Application Methods and Details: Please refer to the Taichung Office ── Venue Rental Page or call us directly for inquiries.
Contact & Transportation
For exhibition visiting hours, please check individual exhibition announcements
Welcome to the Taichung Office
Whether you are visiting an exhibition, attending a lecture, or wishing to rent our space for an event,
feel free to contact us through the channels below.
Book a Visit Venue Rental Support JRF
📞 Phone: 04-2329-2372 ／ ✉ E-mail: taichung@jrf.org.tw
2026
Sidelights | The Difficulty of Language: Looking at Gender-Based Harm through the Lens of Shame
Beyond the "perfect story" demanded by the judiciary and public opinion, can we build a public language that genuinely…
2026
Sidelights | When the Law Becomes a Tool for Secondary Victimization: Curator Li Tzu-tung Discusses the Truth and Trauma of "What We Thought We Knew"
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2026
Sidelights | The Past, Present, and Future of the Technological Investigation Act
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Sidelights | Adolescence in the Digital Age: What Kind of Online Environment Can We Build for the Next Generation?
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2025
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2025
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2025
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2025
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When we talk about judicial reform, the focus of discussion is often concentrated on the protection of defendants'…
2025
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