In 2017, the University established the Indigenous Student Resource Center to effectively provide indigenous students with life assistance, including schoolwork and employment counseling, to support the development of diversity and the inherent wisdom and talent of indigenous groups. The Center has also collected information and performed data analysis on indigenous livelihoods and integrating livelihood resources to protect and document their cultural heritage. Each year, to ensure the inheritance and preservation of their traditional culture, as well as to enhance the awareness of teachers and students on indigenous culture, the Center holds corresponding cultural activities.

Indigenous Cultural Activities Organized in 2021

1. Visiting the tribes: In 2021, the Center organized visits to the Namasial, Qingliu, and Bakei tribes to learn and promote the cultures of the Kanakanavu and Seediq indigenous people.

1.1 Visiting the Namasial Tribe

1.2 Visiting the Qingliu tribe

1.3 Visiting the Bakei tribe

2. Traditional Skills Workshop: Promoting and preserving the traditional culture and arts of indigenous people.

2.1 Making ornamental beads with Job’s tears

2.2 Weaving workshop

3. Atayal songs and dances: Learning and performance

3.1 Photos of the students

3.2 Indigenous performance at the Christmas party

Corresponding website: Headline of the University News: Respect for Multiculturalism, the Indigenous Student Resource Center Held Indigenous Culture Day:

• https://www.ncue.edu.tw/p/406-1000-3809,r93.php?Lang=zh-tw