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SUMMARY:黃捷與吳沛憶立法委員主講
DESCRIPTION:民進黨矽谷支黨部 \n北加州台灣同鄉聯合會 合辦 \n黃捷立法委員與吳沛憶立法委員主講 \n2/04/2025  (週二) \n17:30    進場 \n18:00    用餐 \n19:00    演講、Q&A、合照
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LOCATION:Quinlan Community Center\, 10185 North Stelling Road\, Cupertino\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Virtual Book Club Discussion: Kim Liao's "Where Every Ghost Has a Name"
DESCRIPTION:Taipei Times | An American granddaughter’s quest to unravel her family’s murky history has resulted in an outstanding biography of Thomas Liao and the fight for Taiwanese independence \n  \nSaturday\, February 15\, 2025 – 10AM – 11:30AM | Webex \n“Where Every Ghost Has a Name” Intergenerational Book Club Discussion (English) \nJoin the Taiwanese American Federation of Northern California for an intergenerational virtual book club discussion on Kim Liao’s memoir\, “Where Every Ghost Has a Name: A Memoir of Taiwanese Independence.” The discussion will be primarily in English (Taiwanese or Mandarin comments welcome) and moderated by Leona Chen. Registration required for link to participate. \n10:00AM – Opening remarks & introduction \n10:05 – 11:00AM – Guided discussion \n11:00 – 11:30AM  – Open discussion/reflection \nWebex Link: https://tafnc.webex.com/tafnc/j.php?MTID=me53461d53930b8d37bef9c8cfe36a4b2 \nBook Club Discussion Questions –  \n\nBefore reading this book\, how would you describe the major aspirations of the Taiwanese independence movement? How does reading this book impact that answer\, if at all?\nWhat was your impression of Thomas Liao 廖文毅 prior to reading the book (if you had one)? How does Kim’s memoir complicate\, challenge\, or change that?\nSeveral prominent figures of the Taiwanese independence movement are mentioned in the book. Who do you recognize? What surprised you about how they are characterized? What questions would you ask them today\, if you could? \nThe memoir reveals the profound sacrifices each member of the Liao family made\, willingly and not. What choices or circumstances resonated with you? Why?\nWhich character did you find most intriguing? Why?\nHow would you describe the central tension of this book? Did it feel resolved by the end?\nFor Kim\, the seminal text that drew her to this era of Taiwanese political history was Formosa Betrayed. What was yours? How did it make you feel? What do you remember about that reading experience?\nHow does this memoir contribute to or expand Taiwanese American literature? What is the significance of discussing and reading this with a multigenerational Taiwanese American community?\n\nWriting/Reflection Prompts –  \n\nWho is a person in your life (family\, friend\, community member) you would like to learn more about? What stories have you heard about them? Write 5 questions you would ask them today\, if you could.\nIf you could learn more about a historical event from the perspective of someone in your life who lived through it\, who/what would it be? Why?\nMuch of this book grapples with the difficulty of writing about real people in a public way; some of the characters mentioned were reluctant to be written about; others are no longer here to give their explicit consent. If someone close to you were to write about you\, how would you feel? What would you want to know? What would you be proud to share? What would you be uncomfortable sharing?\n\n 
URL:http://tafnc.org/event/virtual-book-club-discussion-kim-liaos-where-every-ghost-has-a-name/
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SUMMARY:Annual 228 Commemoration: Kim Liao Keynote and Q&A
DESCRIPTION:“Tell a child nothing\, and she will become obsessed with knowledge.” Join Taiwanese American Kim Liao for a virtual keynote address and Q&A\, moderated by Taiwanese American community activists Kristie Wang and Tim Chng and writer Rebecca Liu. The webinar includes a keynote by Kim Liao\, moderator reflections and dialogue\, audience Q&A\, and a short brainstorming session for audience members to begin reflecting on their own stories and histories; attendees are invited to submit their inspired work for publication on TaiwaneseAmerican.org (selected pieces will be compensated). This event is hosted by the Taiwanese American Federation of Northern California as part of their annual 228 Commemoration and is co-presented by TaiwaneseAmerican.org. \nFree and open to the public; registration required for link to participate. \n10:00AM – Opening Remarks: Angel Shay (TAFNC President) – Taiwanese \n10:05AM – Introduction: Leona Chen \n10:10AM – Kim Liao Keynote \n10:30AM – Moderator reflections (5 minutes each) \n10:45AM – Q&A \n11:15AM – Community Writing Workshop \n11:25AM – Closing remarks
URL:http://tafnc.org/event/2025-228-kim-liao/
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