Indigenous Issues

Name: Taiwan Canoe Club Races To Connect Cultures Across the Pacific
Uploaded: 2024-04-05T11:11:43Z
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: Austronesian populations around the world from Madagascar to Hawaii can trace their ancestry back to Taiwan. In the southeastern county of Taitung, the Taiwan Outrigger Canoe Club is reconnecting those cultures through a shared history of seafaring.

02:43
Taiwan Marks Indigenous Rights Milestone With Austronesian Ties
03:18
Canoe Voyage Revives Taiwan-Philippines Indigenous Ties
02:32
Taiwan Gifts Traditional Tao Canoe to the Philippines
00:36
Indigenous Canoe Completes Voyage From Orchid Island to Batanes
04:11
Indigenous Canoe Revives Old Sea Route From Orchid Island to Batanes
01:13
Taitung Publishes Book on Traditional Indigenous Herbal Remedies
03:09
Fly! The Film Fighting To Protect Taiwan's Largest Bird of Prey
02:07
Local Co-Op Cares for Indigenous Atayal Elders as Population Ages
00:36
Prosecutors Appeal Acquittal of Nine Men in Indigenous Hunting Case
00:36
Court Dismisses Indigenous Hunting Charges After Wildlife Act Amended
00:44
Pingpu Plains Indigenous Rights Advance as Taiwan Passes Landmark Bill
05:23
Tainan School Keeps Once-Lost Plains Indigenous Language Alive
04:40
Indigenous Tsou Community Uses Modern Climbing Skills To Harvest Aiyu
01:31
Taiwan's Siraya Indigenous Group Demands Legal Recognition
01:48
Hualien's Bunun Communities Preserve Rare Beans Through Home Gardening
04:13
Māori and Taiwanese Gather To Celebrate Matariki New Year Together

Indigenous Issues

Taiwan Marks Indigenous Rights Milestone With Austronesian Ties

Canoe Voyage Revives Taiwan-Philippines Indigenous Ties

Taiwan Gifts Traditional Tao Canoe to the Philippines

Indigenous Canoe Completes Voyage From Orchid Island to Batanes

Indigenous Canoe Revives Old Sea Route From Orchid Island to Batanes

Taitung Publishes Book on Traditional Indigenous Herbal Remedies

Fly! The Film Fighting To Protect Taiwan's Largest Bird of Prey

Local Co-Op Cares for Indigenous Atayal Elders as Population Ages

Prosecutors Appeal Acquittal of Nine Men in Indigenous Hunting Case

Court Dismisses Indigenous Hunting Charges After Wildlife Act Amended

Pingpu Plains Indigenous Rights Advance as Taiwan Passes Landmark Bill

Tainan School Keeps Once-Lost Plains Indigenous Language Alive

Indigenous Tsou Community Uses Modern Climbing Skills To Harvest Aiyu

Taiwan's Siraya Indigenous Group Demands Legal Recognition

Hualien's Bunun Communities Preserve Rare Beans Through Home Gardening

Māori and Taiwanese Gather To Celebrate Matariki New Year Together

Taiwan Canoe Club Races To Connect Cultures Across the Pacific