National Language Policy and Implementation

The diversification of national languages contributes to the richness of cultural heritage. However, at present, fragmentation persists among the native languages of various ethnic groups. Throughout the years, the national language policy has gradually raised awareness of native languages among different ethnic communities, yielding remarkable results. Representatives from the co-organizing units of this event are encouraged to share their accomplishments in promoting the preservation and growth of native languages.

Moderator / Ms. Huang, Mei-E

Board Member, National Culture and Arts Foundation (NCAF)

The Achievement of Hakka Language Mainstreamization

Liao, Mei-Ling, brings with her years of extensive experience in handling Hakka affairs. She will share insights into the successful implementation of integrating Hakka language into mainstream contexts, with a foundation in promoting language policies. Her objective is to foster the diverse representation of Hakka language in contemporary life.

Panelist / Ms. Liao, Mei-Ling

Director, Department of Art, Culture and Communication, Hakka Affairs Council

The Situation of Promoting Indigenous Language

Biung Takisvilainan, Deputy Director of the Education and Culture Department of the Council of Indigenous Peoples, possesses rich experience in promoting indigenous language development and shares recent advancements in indigenous language revitalization efforts, along with various innovative and enhanced practices. He remains committed to safeguarding and implementing the rights of indigenous languages.

Panelist / Mr. Biung Takisvilainan

Deputy Director, Department of Education and Culture, Council of Indigenous Peoples

All Our Voices: Promotion of Taiwan's Native Language Literature by the National Museum of Taiwan Literature

The Progress in Advancing the Publication of Native Language Literature in Taiwan

Panelist / Ms. Lim, Poei-Ong

Head of Research Division, National Museum of Taiwan Literature