NATSA podcast started in 2020 (amid the covid-19 pandemic). Season one features a Taiwan Studies scholar in each episode. Invited scholars share with us their pioneering research, experiences with NATSA, and professional development topics such as work-life balance, tips for publishing, teaching, etc.
NATSA offers funding for workshops and working meetings to be hosted in the U.S. or Canada to discuss topical issues in Taiwan studies. The goal of this fund is to promote scholarly discussion on Taiwan studies at the regional level.
The Taiwan Experts Database spotlights leading and emerging academic voices on the island nation. We seek to make Taiwan – a maturing democracy, multicultural and de-colonizing society, and geo-strategically important player in the Indo-Pacific region – better known to English-speaking audiences.
The Taiwan Syllabus Project provides a landscape view of the Taiwan-related curriculum in the United States and Canada. This database is a resource for instructors to access and share Taiwan-related syllabi and teaching materials.