Since it was a rare visit, I also introduced the g0v Herstory project, and interestingly, the center was planning an event this month to track the participation rates of women in East Asia in political and economic activities (?not sure). So, I decided to send an introduction to our project via the email on this business card and ask again if there is anything we can do together.

If there are anyone living in Taiwan, or having a interesting on this, please stay tuned to this message!

@clairecyliu @apokoios are you interested in following up #herstory project to Feminist groups in Taiwan?

The event @kjh.appro mentioned might be this forum: https://eagef2024.com/
Registration for on-site participation has closed as of May 10th, but online registration remains open until May 15th.

I have collaborated with this foundation before and am interested in following up on the discussion~

Unfortunately, no specific proposals or collaborations were made, but the experience of online participation in this forum itself was fun, so I decided to share some information. If you are interested, please take a look.


• E-handbook.pdf
• an event post on Facebook
• Networking as Empowerment / Dr. Mihee Hong (Committee Member, Korea Foundation for Women (KFW))
• JWLI / Ms. Kozue Sawame (President, Japanese Women’s Leadership Initiative (JWLI) at the Fish Family Foundation)
• Is Taiwan Leading Asia in Women’s Political Participation? / Prof. Chang-Ling Huang (Professor, Department of Political Science, National Taiwan University)
• With a Focus on the Experience of the Garden of Hope Foundation (GOH) / Ms. Ingrid Yeh (Supervisor, International Affairs Department, The Garden of Hope Foundation)

I especially enjoyed the session with Ms. Kozue Sawame, who showed tremendous outward energy, and Professor Chang-Ling Huang, who was humorous*...

(*humor about the fact that, except in certain countries such as Sweden, the cabinet composition in politics is still too male-dominated)