Original link: https://sehseh.substack.com/p/927-103
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──Gender. society—
1. [Multiple Parenting Experiences of Four Treasure Mothers] (Taiwan Gay Family Rights Promotion Association)
Event URL: reurl.cc/zNGVxV
Time: September 27 (Tuesday) 18:30-20:30
Theme: “Rainbow baby goes to school! Gay parenting sharing series of seminars”, through the appearance of gay parents to share the experience of gay parenting and parenting practice, let the public and professional workers understand the diversity of family types, and further promote the concept of gender equality promotion, and help to improve professional work related knowledge.
Speaker: Chen Fan
2. [ When “consensual” sexual behaviors are reported to gay men who are sexually assaulted] (Taiwan Sexual Counseling Society)
Event URL: reurl.cc/W1Y6a5
Time: October 1st (Sat) 14:00-15:30
Topic: When gay teenagers have “consensual” sexual behaviors and are reported as sexually assaulted, what kind of social work experience will teenagers and their parents encounter? How does this service process affect the development of adolescents’ sexual orientation identity? How do juveniles, parents and social workers understand and respond to juveniles’ same-sex sexual behavior and suspected homosexuality? What are the limitations of the “consensual/non-consensual sexual behavior” framework in the sexual assault protection service system?
Lecturer: Peng Zhiliu (Deputy Secretary General of Taiwan Gay Advisory Hotline Association)
Moderator: Li Lvqian (psychologist)
– Contemporary. cross domain —
3. [Hong Kong _ Where to Go-Interview] (Causeway Bay Bookstore-Taiwan Restart, Yushan Society)
Event URL: fb.me/e/20l7jNLYL
Time: October 1st (Sat) 19:30-20:30
Subject: Scholar Agu Tomoko is proficient in Chinese. He visited Hong Kong during the 2019 anti-extradition incident and personally interviewed many people with different positions, from protesters to supporters of the Hong Kong government. To shape the appearance of Hong Kong according to the opinions of the interviewers, and also try to answer why the Hong Kong people and the CCP have come to today’s conflict. In addition, the author also visited Taiwan to learn about Taiwan’s democracy through exchanges with blue-green supporters, and also compared the differences in the democratic process between Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Speaker: Tomoko Agu (Professor of International Social Sciences, University of Tokyo Graduate School)
4.【The Daily Life of Refugees: Understanding Refugees in the Lives of Tibetans in Exile】 (Refugee 101 Taiwan, Weaving)
Event URL: fb.me/e/2eFSuskLa
Time: October 2nd (Sunday) 10:00-1200
Theme: “Life” is the topic of the book “Living as Refugees”. We may not be unfamiliar with the historical context, demographics, and living conditions of Tibetans in exile, but where do they work? What do you eat for lunch every day? Where to spend time with friends on holiday? Almost headless. But when I started to be friends with them, I started to discover that for Tibetans in exile, “eating, reading, earning money, dancing, traveling” has never been less important than “free Tibet”. Desire, in this sense, how they “eat, read, earn money, dance, travel” has become the core topic of my thinking about the refugee phenomenon.
Speaker: Peng Haoyun (Author of “Living as a Refugee: Me in Those Years, and the Exiled Tibetans in Delhi, India”)
–history. Art –
5. [Group Portrait of Victims: Talking about the Fracture of the Fake and Reality of the Image from the Image of White Horror] (Turn left and there is a book)
Event URL: reurl.cc/jG4L9m
Time: September 27 (Tuesday) 19:00-20:30
Theme: When we look back at a history of persecution, images are regarded as important evidence of the era, but the ultimate exploration is only a frozen moment, a frame of pictures. So there is a rupture between reality and image. After the shutter, the subject’s right to speak disappears and becomes the other being watched, relying on the photographer’s words and introductions, or even the text that is added to the side. What exactly do we see when we stare at images? How to interpret group portraits of victims? #How to reconnect the gap between reality and image? This lecture will start with the power relationship between the photographer and the subject, and then further focus on gazing at the group portraits of the victims to explore the complex relationship between image creation and politics.
Lecturer: Wang Zhengxiang (author: “The Way of Watching: From Banyaming, Sontag to Selfie, Mobile Photography and IG, Image Whispering of a Taiwanese Slash Photographer”)
6. [China’s Conservative Revolution: The Quest for a New Order, 1927–1949] (China Studies Center, Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Event URL: reurl.cc/O4a9Ly
Time: September 30 (Friday) 14:30-16:00 Hong Kong time (in English)
Subject: This presentation, based on the speaker’s monograph China’s Conservative Revolution: The Quest for a New Order, 1927–1949, explores the ways in which the Chinese Nationalist Party (also known as the Guomindang) succeeded and failed to build a new society governed by what can be called “capitalism without capitalism.”
Speaker: Prof. Brian TSUI (Associate Professor from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
— public. human rights—
7. [Unpacking the Zoo Union! What is the zoo busy with? ] (Taiwan non-profit organization industry union)
Event website: fb.me/e/2gKJRJL6u
Time: September 27 (Tuesday) 20:00-21:30
Subject: How many legends have you heard about the zoo? Congratulations, you don’t have to worry about those mysterious rumors anymore, because there are front-line zoo workers here to answer your questions directly:
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Zoo work, what do you usually do?
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The Municipal Zoo is not profitable, where does the money come from?
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What is the workplace like at the zoo? Why form a union?
Speaker: Lin Xuanzu (Director of the Zoo Trade Union)
Moderator: Zhou Yuxuan (chairman of the non-profit organization industrial union)
8. [2022 Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival Human Rights Café] (Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival)
Event URL: reurl.cc/4pDZ9Y
Time: September 28 (Wed) – October 8 (Sat)
Theme: The 2022 Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival will screen 10 films of this year’s Human Rights Film Festival (September 26-October 10) at the Giloo Documentary Film Festival. “Ding’s Secret Police” and “Wandering Crimean Treasures” will be extended to hold “Human Rights Café”, inviting professional speakers to share the human rights issues touched by the film. Everyone is welcome to participate in the discussion after the online release, and you can drink coffee and listen to the film freely!
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