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撰稿|Josh今天選擇站在活動現場的你,也正在慢慢累積屬於自己的故事。志工服務有時不只是熱情,也包含準備、溝通、等待和不確定;或許一次活動能帶來的改變看起來很小,或許我們也還在學習,怎麼真正理解移工朋友在台灣生活中的需要。但請相信,每一次願...
14/07/2026

撰稿|Josh

今天選擇站在活動現場的你,也正在慢慢累積屬於自己的故事。

志工服務有時不只是熱情,也包含準備、溝通、等待和不確定;或許一次活動能帶來的改變看起來很小,或許我們也還在學習,怎麼真正理解移工朋友在台灣生活中的需要。但請相信,每一次願意多聽一句、多伸出一隻手、多陪伴一段時間,都會在未來的某一天,成為你感謝自己曾經參與的理由。

選擇加入 iMigo 的志工們,其實已經用行動寫下了一個很好的開始。你們讓關心不只停留在想法,而是變成一次活動、一場對話、一個微笑,和一段原本不一定會發生的連結。

服務從來不是單方面的付出,而是在陪伴別人的過程中,也重新看見自己與這個社會的關係。多年以後回頭看,也許你會發現,那些曾經和移工朋友一起交流、一起準備活動、一起分享生活的日子,正是年輕時最珍貴、也最真實的時光。

謝謝每一位 iMigo 志工,願意把時間和心力放進這些小小卻重要的相遇裡。

Written by Josh

By choosing to show up and serve today, you are slowly building a story of your own.

Volunteering is not only about passion. It also involves preparation, communication, patience, and the willingness to face uncertainty. Sometimes, the change created by one activity may seem small. Sometimes, we are still learning how to truly understand the needs of migrant workers living in Taiwan. But every time you choose to listen a little more, lend a hand, or simply spend time with someone, those moments may one day become reasons you feel grateful that you took part.

To every volunteer who has chosen to join iMigo, you have already taken a meaningful first step. You have helped turn care from an idea into an activity, a conversation, a smile, and a connection that might not have happened otherwise.

Service is never only about giving. Through walking alongside others, we also learn to see ourselves and our society more clearly. Years from now, when you look back, you may realize that the days spent connecting with migrant worker friends, preparing activities together, and sharing pieces of life with one another were among the most valuable and genuine moments of your youth.

Thank you to every iMigo volunteer for choosing to place your time and care into these small but important encounters.

由團隊成員Josh撰稿端午節對我來說,原本是一個很熟悉的節日:吃粽子、戴香包,好像每年都差不多近兩年都和移工朋友一起度過端午,這個節日變得不太一樣這次 iMigo 邀請大家一起包台灣粽子、做香包,也請移工朋友分享她們家鄉的 Lemper。台...
23/06/2026

由團隊成員Josh撰稿
端午節對我來說,原本是一個很熟悉的節日:吃粽子、戴香包,好像每年都差不多
近兩年都和移工朋友一起度過端午,這個節日變得不太一樣

這次 iMigo 邀請大家一起包台灣粽子、做香包,也請移工朋友分享她們家鄉的 Lemper。台灣粽子的粽葉、糯米、花生和肉香,和 Lemper 的椰香、米飯與內餡放在同一張桌上,其實很有意思。大家做的不是同一道食物,卻都在用自己的方式,把「家」的味道帶到現場

這已經是我第二年和移工朋友一起度過端午節。比起第一次的好奇,今年我更感受到,文化交流不是把一個節日介紹完,也不是單方面教大家怎麼做台灣的東西,而是彼此都願意把自己的生活拿出來分享

包粽子、縫香包、品嚐 Lemper 的過程中,語言有時候還是會卡住,但笑聲、手勢、示範,其實都能接住那些說不完整的話。我也結識了好幾位朋友,尤其是 Anny,當天笑得好開心。很多連結,就是在這種很日常、很小的互動裡慢慢長出來的

我喜歡 iMigo 做這類活動的原因,是它讓「移工」不只是一個社會議題裡的名詞,而是變成坐在我們旁邊、一起包粽子、一起分享家鄉食物、一起過節的人

第二年的端午,謝謝大家一起把這個節日變得更完整

The Dragon Boat Festival used to feel like a very familiar holiday to me: eating zongzi, wearing scented sachets, and repeating the same traditions year after year.
But over the past two years, spending this festival with migrant worker friends has made it feel different.

This time, iMigo invited everyone to make Taiwanese zongzi and scented sachets together, while our migrant worker friends also shared Lemper from their home culture. Seeing Taiwanese bamboo leaves, glutinous rice, peanuts, and the aroma of meat placed on the same table as Lemper, with its coconut fragrance, rice, and filling, was quietly meaningful. We were not making the same dish, but each of us, in our own way, brought a taste of “home” into the room.

This was my second year celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival with migrant worker friends. Compared with the curiosity I felt the first time, this year I understood more clearly that cultural exchange is not just about introducing a holiday, nor is it about one side teaching the other how to do something “Taiwanese.” It is about both sides being willing to share pieces of their own lives.

While we wrapped zongzi, sewed sachets, and tasted Lemper, language sometimes still became a barrier. But laughter, gestures, and simple demonstrations often filled in what words could not fully express. I also got to know several new friends, and Anny in particular was smiling so happily that day. Many connections grow slowly through these small, ordinary moments.

What I appreciate about iMigo’s activities is that they allow “migrant workers” to become more than just a term in a social issue. They become the people sitting beside us, wrapping zongzi with us, sharing food from home, and celebrating a holiday together.

In my second Dragon Boat Festival with them, I am grateful to everyone who helped make this holiday feel more complete.

由團隊成員Quentin撰稿今年端午節,我們 iMigo 辦了一個非常棒的活動,教了很多印尼新住民朋友怎麼做傳統的端午節香包。活動開始前我就非常期待,而新住民朋友們也都表現得非常熱情和認真。在活動中,大家一邊聽我解釋,一邊用心地縫製自己的香...
20/06/2026

由團隊成員Quentin撰稿
今年端午節,我們 iMigo 辦了一個非常棒的活動,教了很多印尼新住民朋友怎麼做傳統的端午節香包。活動開始前我就非常期待,而新住民朋友們也都表現得非常熱情和認真。在活動中,大家一邊聽我解釋,一邊用心地縫製自己的香包。當大家把香料放進香包、聞到香味的時候,臉上都露出了開心的笑容。
這次的文化交流讓我感受很深。雖然我們的背景不同,但透過動手做香包,我們一起分享了節日的快樂。對我來說,香包是端午節的傳統,但對他們來說,這是一個認識台灣文化、融入新生活的美好回憶。在教學的過程中,印尼朋友們的熱情讓我感到非常溫暖,大家都玩得非常開心。
看著每個人手裡拿著自己做的香包,快樂地拍照,我心裡充滿了成就感。這不只是一堂手工課,更是一次很棒的心靈連結。

This Dragon Boat Festival, we hosted a fantastic event at iMigo, teaching our Indonesian newcomer friends how to make traditional scented sachets. I had been looking forward to this day so much, and everyone showed up with so much energy and enthusiasm. During the workshop, they listened carefully to my explanations while putting their hearts into sewing their own sachets. The moment they stuffed the aromatic herbs inside and caught the scent, their faces completely lit up with smiles.
This cultural exchange really meant a lot to me. Even though we come from different backgrounds, we shared the joy of the festival through crafting together. To me, these sachets are a Dragon Boat Festival tradition, but for them, it’s a beautiful memory of learning about Taiwanese culture and embracing their new lives here. Teaching them was such a heartwarming experience because of their warmth, and everyone had an absolute blast.
Seeing everyone proudly holding up their handmade sachets and happily snapping photos filled me with a deep sense of achievement. It wasn’t just a craft class; it was a wonderful, heartfelt connection.

由團隊成員Vera撰稿一年一度的端午節,是在中國人傳統中重要的節日,每年這個時侯,都會有包肉粽跟帶香包的習俗。我們iMigo 也不能免俗的舉辦慶端午的活動,目的希望這些移工可以藉由包肉粽、縫香包的活動,更認識這個節慶的由來。因為參與的人數蠻...
11/06/2026

由團隊成員Vera撰稿

一年一度的端午節,是在中國人傳統中重要的節日,每年這個時侯,都會有包肉粽跟帶香包的習俗。

我們iMigo 也不能免俗的舉辦慶端午的活動,目的希望這些移工可以藉由包肉粽、縫香包的活動,更認識這個節慶的由來。

因為參與的人數蠻多的,我們分成2組,一組縫香包,一組包粽子。我是分在縫香包組,看著老師教學,自己也縫了一個香包,甚是有趣!有聽包粽子的同學分享,包粽子前要準備的前置作業好多,還要先炒過蝦米、肉、花生,糯米也需要炒半熟,還有粽葉要準備,真的是很不一樣的體驗。

在端午節佳節前,這個有趣的節慶活動就在肉粽香味中度過

Written by team member Vera

The Dragon Boat Festival, celebrated annually, is an important traditional holiday in Chinese culture. Every year during this time, it is customary to make rice dumplings (zongzi) and carry scented sachets.

At iMigo, we also joined in the festive spirit by organizing a Dragon Boat Festival celebration. The purpose was to help migrant workers learn more about the origins and cultural significance of this festival through activities such as making sticky rice dumplings(zòng zi) and sewing scented sachets(xiāng bāo ).

Since there were quite a lot of participants, we were divided into two groups: one group made scented sachets, while the other made rice dumplings. I was assigned to the sachet-making group. Watching the instructor demonstrate the steps and then sewing a sachet myself was a lot of fun! I also heard from classmates in the dumpling-making group that there was a great deal of preparation involved before making the dumplings. The dried shrimp, meat, and peanuts had to be stir-fried in advance, the glutinous rice needed to be partially cooked by stir-frying, and even the bamboo leaves required preparation. It was truly a unique and memorable experience.

Before the arrival of the Dragon Boat Festival, we enjoyed this fun cultural event, surrounded by the delicious aroma of freshly made rice dumplings.

由團隊成員 David 撰稿iMigo舉辦了一場與移工們共度端午節的活動,分成包粽子和製作香包兩組。我加入了香包組,增加了另一個難忘的早上。每個人拿到一個DIY香包組,裡頭備好了布料、香料和配件。一開始大家都有點手忙腳亂,邊看說明邊摸索,逐...
09/06/2026

由團隊成員 David 撰稿
iMigo舉辦了一場與移工們共度端午節的活動,分成包粽子和製作香包兩組。我加入了香包組,增加了另一個難忘的早上。
每個人拿到一個DIY香包組,裡頭備好了布料、香料和配件。一開始大家都有點手忙腳亂,邊看說明邊摸索,逐漸就聊開了。移工姊姊們很有耐心,一邊笑著糾正我縫歪的線,一邊分享她們在家鄉過節的方式。
語言不完全相通,卻不影響我們一起手作的默契。有時候一個眼神、一個示範的動作,比說清楚一句話還有效。等到香包完成,每個人手上拿著不同形狀、不同配色的成品,大家互相比較、互相笑,那種氣氛讓人很放鬆
端午節對我來說,以前不過就是吃粽子的日子。但這一天,透過一個小小的香包,讓我跟來自不同地方的人建立了真實的連結。iMigo做的事,很多時候就是創造這種空間,讓原本不會發生的相遇,自然地發生。
明年端午,希望能把更多朋友帶來一起做。

On 5/31, iMigo held a Dragon Boat Festival activity with migrant workers, split into two groups: one making 粽子 (sticky rice dumplings), the other making 香包 (fragrant sachets). I joined the 香包 group, and it turned out to be a genuinely memorable morning.
Each of us got a DIY kit with fabric, herbs, and accessories ready to go. At first, everyone was figuring it out together, reading instructions, fumbling with the materials, and slowly the conversations started flowing. The migrant worker friends were patient and kind, laughing as they fixed my crooked stitching while sharing how festivals look back home.
We didn't always share the same language, but that didn't get in the way of working side by side. Sometimes a quick look or a hands-on demonstration said more than a full sentence ever could. By the time everyone finished their sachet, each person held something slightly different, different shapes, different colors. We compared, laughed, and the whole atmosphere felt easy and warm.
Dragon Boat Festival used to just mean eating 粽子 for me. But that morning, through something as small as a handmade sachet, I built a real connection with people from completely different parts of the world. That is what iMigo keeps doing: creating space for encounters that would not happen otherwise.
Hope to bring more friends along next year.

由團隊成員 Alvin 撰稿〖指尖上的文化交流:我們與移工朋友的端午包粽初體驗!〗「原來,這就是台灣端午節的味道!」5/31 我們 iMigo 社團舉辦了一場特別溫馨且意義非凡的跨文化交流活動。我們邀請了多位在台灣辛勤工作、為這片土地默默付...
08/06/2026

由團隊成員 Alvin 撰稿
〖指尖上的文化交流:我們與移工朋友的端午包粽初體驗!〗
「原來,這就是台灣端午節的味道!」
5/31 我們 iMigo 社團舉辦了一場特別溫馨且意義非凡的跨文化交流活動。我們
邀請了多位在台灣辛勤工作、為這片土地默默付出的外籍移工朋友們,齊聚一
堂,捲起袖子、洗淨雙手,一起體驗台灣最道地的端午節傳統——動手包粽
子!
活動一開始,社團的「包粽達人」便熱情地上前示範。從如何將兩片粽葉摺成
完美的漏斗形、鋪上炒得香氣四溢的糯米、放入滷肉與鹹蛋黃,到最考驗技術
的「壓緊、折葉、綁繩」,每一個步驟都充滿了歡笑與驚呼。雖然一開始有些手
忙腳亂,但在達人的耐心引導下,大家很快就抓到了訣竅。不一會兒,一串串
精緻、飽滿的粽子便陸續誕生!
異國美味撞擊:不僅是台灣味,更是家鄉情
值得一提的是,活動中我們也發現了有趣的文化巧合。在移工們的家鄉(如越
南、印尼)也有類似用芭蕉葉或竹葉包裹米食的傳統料理。這場活動不僅讓他
們體驗了台灣的節慶,也勾起了他們的思鄉之情。小小的空間裡,充斥著不同
語言卻同樣溫暖的笑聲。
用一顆粽子,拉近彼此的距離
這場溫馨的活動,我們包進去的,不只是糯米與配料,更是台灣人的熱情與包
容;移工們感受到的,不只是異國的美食,更是在異鄉被在乎、被尊重的溫
暖!
這次的活動圓滿成功感謝所有熱情參與的移工朋友與社團夥伴。因為有你們,
這個端午節不再只是個人的節日,而是一場超越國界、傳遞關懷的美好記憶。
期待下一次,我們再一起創造更多美好的故事!
#端午安康 #跨文化交流 #外籍移工 #手作包粽 #多元包容 #溫暖台灣

[Cultural Exchange at Our Fingertips: Our First Experience
Making Rice Dunpling (zongzi) with Foreign Migrant Workers!]
“So this is what the Taiwanese Dragon Boat Festival tastes like!”
On May 31, our iMigo club hosted a particularly heartwarming and meaningful
cross-cultural exchange event. We invited several foreign migrant workers
who have been working hard in Taiwan and quietly contributing to this land to
gather together. We rolled up our sleeves, washed our hands, and
experienced Taiwan’s most authentic Dragon Boat Festival tradition—making
rice dumpling (zongzi) with our own hands!
At the start of the event, the club’s “zongzi-making expert” enthusiastically
stepped forward to demonstrate. From folding two bamboo leaves into a
perfect funnel shape, to spreading the fragrant, stir-fried glutinous rice, adding
braised pork and salted egg yolks, to the most technically challenging part—
“pressing down, folding the leaves, and tying the string”—every step was filled
with laughter and exclamations of delight. Although things were a bit chaotic
at first, under the expert’s patient guidance, everyone quickly got the hang of
it. Before long, strings of exquisite, plump rice dumpling (zongzi) began to
emerge one after another!
A Clash of Exotic Flavors: Not Just Taiwanese Flavors, but a Taste of
Home
It’s worth noting that we also discovered an interesting cultural coincidence
during the event. In the migrant workers’ home countries (such as Vietnam
and Indonesia), there are similar traditional dishes where rice is wrapped in
banana or bamboo leaves. This event not only allowed them to experience a
Taiwanese festival but also stirred feelings of homesickness. The small space
was filled with laughter—spoken in different languages, yet equally warm.
Bringing Us Closer with a Single Rice Dumpling (Zongzi)
In this heartwarming event, what we wrapped inside was not just glutinous
rice and fillings, but also the warmth and inclusivity of the Taiwanese people.
What the migrant workers felt was not merely the taste of foreign cuisine, but
the warmth of being cared for and respected in a foreign land!
This event was a resounding success, thanks to all the migrant workers and
community partners who enthusiastically participated. Because of you, this
Dragon Boat Festival is no longer just a personal celebration, but a beautiful
memory that transcends borders and conveys care.
We look forward to creating more wonderful stories together next time!

(Zongzi)

By Quentin3/13,在大安森林公園舉辦的回教開齋節活動,我和幾位移工姊姊相約一起去同樂。搭捷運前往會場的途中,她們和我分享了許多在台灣與印尼度過齋戒月的不同之處。其中讓我印象最深的是,齋戒月期間從日出到日落都不能進食,很多台灣的朋...
27/03/2026

By Quentin
3/13,在大安森林公園舉辦的回教開齋節活動,我和幾位移工姊姊相約一起去同樂。搭捷運前往會場的途中,她們和我分享了許多在台灣與印尼度過齋戒月的不同之處。

其中讓我印象最深的是,齋戒月期間從日出到日落都不能進食,很多台灣的朋友或雇主會擔心她們在工作時體力不支、甚至昏倒。但姊姊們笑著說,這樣的生活她們從小就習慣了,其實沒有大家想像中那麼辛苦。也正是這些細節,讓我感受到台灣人那份真誠的關心與溫暖。

一到會場,我瞬間有種置身異國的感覺。現場滿是穿著回教傳統服飾的人們,耳邊環繞著我聽不懂的語言,卻充滿熱鬧與活力。逛了一圈後發現,除了政府單位的攤位,食衣住行各式各樣的攤販也應有盡有,十分豐富。

最後,我們一起在舞台前找了個角落坐下,拿出剛剛在印尼餐廳買的傳統便當與甜點,就地野餐。聽著舞台上播放的印尼歌曲,配著美食,還有姊姊們輕鬆的笑聲,那一刻真的讓人感到非常自在與愉快。

台灣是一個越來越多元的社會,許多產業與日常生活也都離不開這些移工朋友的付出。而我也因為參與 Imigo,有機會更貼近他們的生活、理解他們的文化。平常是我們協助他們融入台灣生活,今天則是換我走進一個平常不太會接觸到的世界,對我來說格外有意義。

這樣的活動,明年我一定要再多找一些朋友一起來參加

By Quentin
3/13, I went to the Eid al-Fitr celebration at Daan Park with my migrant worker friends. During our ride to the venue via MRT, we talked about our Ramadan experience. While many people in Taiwan like me fear that they would faint from fasting, my friends just joked that they have been doing this since they were kids! That kind of genuine worry from the Taiwanese is honestly so sweet.
The venue of the celebration at Daan Park is literally another country! There were many people donning their traditional attire. We ordered some Indonesian bentos and desserts, and we just hung around at the venue near the stage, enjoying the music and laughter. Total bliss.
It is through Imigo that I learned how much Taiwan needs these friends. Usually, we are the ones who guide our migrant worker friends through our world; yesterday, I experienced their world. What a meaningful experience!
Definitely bringing a bigger crew next year!

由社團成員Vera 撰寫今天在大安森林公園參加2026「同慶開齋 再聚臺北」,真的很有感!現場有清真美食、市集攤位、舞台表演,還有書法、浮水畫等文化體驗,一整個超熱鬧!除了吃喝玩樂,也看到不少旅遊、電信跟政府單位設攤,提供在台外來朋友很實用...
25/03/2026

由社團成員Vera 撰寫

今天在大安森林公園參加2026「同慶開齋 再聚臺北」,真的很有感!

現場有清真美食、市集攤位、舞台表演,還有書法、浮水畫等文化體驗,一整個超熱鬧!

除了吃喝玩樂,也看到不少旅遊、電信跟政府單位設攤,提供在台外來朋友很實用的資訊。

草地上滿滿人群,很多移工朋友席地而坐、聊天吃飯,氣氛很放鬆也很溫暖。

在這麼好的天氣裡,感受到不同文化自然地交融,真的是很美好的一天 ☀️

https://www.travel.taipei/zh-tw/event-calendar/details/66366

Written by team member Vera

Today, I went to FY2026 “Eid-al-Fitr in Taipei” at Daan Forest Park, and I learnt a lot about people from different cultures.

There were halal food stalls, a diverse marketplace, stage performances, and interactive activities like calligraphy and marbling, there were full of chatters and laughters too!

Besides the food and entertainment, I also noticed booths from travel services, telecom companies, and government agencies offering life tips for foreigners living in Taiwan.

There were lots of people in the park, I saw migrant workers sitting on the grass, eating, chatting, and enjoying the day together. The atmosphere felt so relaxed and warm.

With such nice weather, it was truly a lovely day to experience different cultures coming together ☀️

https://www.travel.taipei/zh-tw/event-calendar/details/66366

由團隊成員Josh撰稿我設計的線上闖關猜謎遊戲可獲得不同獎品,後台顯示短短一小時竟有四百多人次的使用量,精心測試過的題目難度,讓玩家想要答對8-10題顯然非易事,場邊滿滿都是抓頭苦思的同學和工作人員們,還聽見有同學請求支援大喊:快叫耶魯的學...
23/03/2026

由團隊成員Josh撰稿

我設計的線上闖關猜謎遊戲可獲得不同獎品,後台顯示短短一小時竟有四百多人次的使用量,精心測試過的題目難度,讓玩家想要答對8-10題顯然非易事,場邊滿滿都是抓頭苦思的同學和工作人員們,還聽見有同學請求支援大喊:快叫耶魯的學生來挑戰!也有人求助AI!iMigo的團員當天表現得非常好!

這次經驗也讓我開始思考,如果往後由我們來負責整個大型活動的舉辦,該怎麼開始?
從主辦單位身上,我看到一群學生如何從零開始籌辦一場國際級活動。從場地動線、時間控制到與每個攤位的溝通協調,這些細節讓iMigo的成員反思,在辦活動時的組織流程還有哪些可以更細緻的地方。主辦單位的手寫卡片更讓人體會到,再大的活動也不能少了「人的溫度」。
從其他參展團隊身上,我觀察到不同組織如何用簡短的時間把自己的理念講清楚、讓陌生人願意停下來聽。這對iMigo來說是很實際的啟發,怎麼用一句話讓人理解在做什麼,比寫一整頁企劃書更難,也更重要。
從現場互動中,學到跨文化溝通不只是語言翻譯,而是願不願意主動跨出第一步。這和iMigo服務移工的初衷不謀而合:真正的連結,從一句問候開始。

The online quiz game I designed offered different prizes depending on how well players scored. When I checked the backend after the event, I was blown away — over 400 plays in just one hour. The difficulty level I had carefully tested turned out to be spot on: getting 8 to 10 questions right was no easy feat. The venue was full of students and staff scratching their heads and racking their brains. At one point, I even heard someone yell, "Get the Yale students over here to take this on!" Others even turned to AI for help. Our iMigo team members absolutely crushed it that day!

This experience also got me thinking — what if one day we were the ones organizing an entire large-scale event? Where would we even start? From the organizers, I saw firsthand how a group of students could build an international-level event from the ground up. Everything from venue logistics and time management to coordinating with each booth — these details made our iMigo members reflect on how we can tighten up our own event planning. The handwritten cards from the organizing team were a reminder that no matter how big an event gets, it should never lose that human touch.

From the other exhibiting teams, I noticed how different organizations managed to communicate their mission clearly in a short amount of time and get complete strangers to stop and listen. That was a real takeaway for iMigo — being able to explain what you do in a single sentence is harder and more important than writing an entire proposal.

From the interactions on the floor, I learned that cross-cultural communication isn't just about translating languages — it's about being willing to take that first step. That lines up perfectly with why iMigo exists in the first place: real connection starts with a simple greeting.

— Josh

由團隊成員 Vera 撰稿這次很榮幸通過 YMUNT XII 的審核,成為 8 個 nonprofit partners 之一,並有機會參與這場重要的活動,與來自不同領域的社團交流與學習。這也是我第一次參加如此大型的活動。在與各個社團互動的...
22/03/2026

由團隊成員 Vera 撰稿

這次很榮幸通過 YMUNT XII 的審核,成為 8 個 nonprofit partners 之一,並有機會參與這場重要的活動,與來自不同領域的社團交流與學習。

這也是我第一次參加如此大型的活動。在與各個社團互動的過程中,不僅拓展了視野,也學習到各組織如何更有效地傳達自身的理念與價值,讓更多人理解並產生共鳴。

在活動中,我們透過趣味問答的方式,讓更多青少年認識移工文化與歷史,也進一步了解 iMigo 所關注與推動的議題。我們期望透過這樣的互動,讓更多人產生關注與認同,並邀請他們一同加入 iMigo,攜手讓移工在台灣的生活更加精彩與被看見。

Written by team member Vera

We are honored to pass the YMUNT XII selection and to be chosen as one of the eight nonprofit partners. This opportunity allowed us to participate in such a significant event and engage with organizations from diverse schools and fields.

This was also my first time taking part in an event of this scale. Through interacting with various clubs, I didn’t only broaden my perspectives but also learned how different organizations effectively communicate their values and missions to influence more people.

During the event, we introduced migrant workers’ culture and history through interactive quizzes, helping more young people better understand the issues that iMigo focuses on and advocates for. We hope that through these engaging activities, more people will become aware of and recognize iMigo, and even join our club in making a realistic and vibrant life for immigrants in Taiwan!

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