Secretariats
Wen-Tsao LIN
General Secretariat
TSUNG-HUEI LEE, Harry
Executive Secretariat
Contact: lizhur.j@gmail.com
Li-Zhe JIAN, Richard
Communication Specialist
Introduction
He is currently enrolled in the Master’s Program in the Department of Fine Arts, Major in Education and Administration, at National Taiwan Normal University. He graduated from National Tsing Hua University with dual bachelor’s degrees in Education and Fine Arts.
He has served as a teaching assistant in the Exhibition Section at the NTHU Arts Center, as an editor in the NTHU Student Association Editorial Department, and as a research assistant in the Laboratory for Children Memory and Cognitive Development. His past work includes English editing for Taiwan Mobility Funding Guide, project assistant for the “TASA Residency Dream Project” supporting young artists through artist-in-residence programs, research assistant for a project on the sustainability of artist residencies, and staff for the Taiwan Art Residency Annual Meeting (2023–2025). He has also participated in international exchange and cultural writing projects in the Netherlands, France, and Japan.
His areas of interest include art and culture, visual culture, art education, educational practice, and experiential learning.
SEA (South-East Asia) Residencies Connect
Chia-Lan CHEN
Project Manager
Contact: onlyonly222@hotmail.com
Chih-Ya YANG, Sylvia
Research Fellow
Management and Research Center
Ju-Fang TAN, Ruby
Director
Hsiao-Chi CHU
Research Fellow
Introduction
She is an interdisciplinary practitioner devoted to social change, humanitarian action and development. In addition, she has integrated her professional skills across art/culture, education, migration/refugee and development studies into my working methodology. Since 2009, she has led multiple community-based engagement programs and participatory action research (PAR) in Taiwan, Mongolia, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, and Cambodia, especially with expertise in development, migration/refugee and PTSD issues. Additionally, since 2015, she has written several books, including The Legacy of Wolves and Deers in Mongolia (2015), Walking in Israel and Palestine (2018) and The Forgotten Refugee Heritage in Palestine (2023).
Tze-Ning HONG
Research Associate
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