Event Sidelights & Records
2022
Seminar Sidelights | Step Into the Worlds of Two Artists to Find the Secret of the Exhibition
This symposium sheds light on the serendipitous circumstances that brought Kao Chung-ming and Li Tien-chueh together…
2022
Sidelights｜Memory, Trauma, and Reincarnation: How to Read and Confront Post-2019 Fiction and the Reality of Survival
Even amidst differing living environments, spatiotemporal backgrounds, and historical narratives, memory and trauma…
2022
Sidelights｜Are Legal Professionals = Exorcists? Guiding You Through Everyday Legal Issues
Everyday legal issues come in all shapes and sizes. This seminar focused on traffic accidents and online shopping…
2022
Sidelights｜"I'll definitely sue you?" The internet is not a lawless land
As the internet becomes deeply integrated into everyone's daily lives, it inevitably brings massive risks such as…
2022
Sidelights | Raise Your Hand If You Have an Infected Friend Around You
As the speakers concluded their self-introductions and the lecture officially began, the speaker posed this question to…
2022
Sidelights｜Part 2｜People Living with HIV? The Ultimate Q&A feat. Goddess Afternoon Tea & Attorney Ch'en Yu-hsiu
This installment of the Grandma's Home in Taichung lecture series featured moderator Ch'en Yen-han, Director of the…
2022
Seminar Records | Whether Our Country's Money Laundering Control Act Should Add the Offense of Delivering Mule Accounts | Debate Tournament & Seminar
The JRF co-hosted this debate tournament and seminar with CDPA, an organization dedicated to the long-term promotion of…
2022
Sidelights | Testing Times After a Milestone: Challenges Following the Passage of the Stalking and Harassment Prevention Act
Thanks to the collaborative efforts of many individuals over the years, the Legislative Yuan finally passed the third…
2022
Sidelights | Does the law only protect the bad guys? Sexual assault victims' rights in the justice system
In this lecture, we invited Attorney Chiung-Chia Lin as the keynote speaker and Ying-Chiu Tu, Executive Director of the…
2022
Sidelights | From "Comfort Women" to #MeToo Pioneers: The Journey of Women's Rights
In the river of history, there is a group of forgotten people. They are just like our grandmothers, yet in their…
2021
Seminar Transcript | Unidentifiable: Voices of Campus Dissent-How Young People View the March 24 Executive Yuan Violent Eviction
Three young organizers reflect on how the March 18 Movement, the March 24 Executive Yuan eviction, student dress-code…
2021
Book Talk | Attack on Citizens: Why Does State Violence Become Excessive-or Fail to Act?
Author Wang Ting-Yu uses the Sunflower Movement to discuss state violence, the role of internet-enabled mobilization,…