- Here’s some photos from my trip to Taiwan last month as a guest of Lin-Ching Hsia, professor of psychology at Fu-Jen University in Taipei and a passionate and successful community organizer. (Lin was a Fulbright Scholar with the East Side Institute some years ago.) I visited and spoke with activists, scholars and community members from a workers’ university, immigrant women’s and sex worker centers, an after school program, aboriginal communities, and labor and political activists. It was an wonderfully educational and developmental journey!
- A Mandarin class for immigrant women from Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines
A sign at the train station - what do you think it means?
Powpee Lee and staff of Ludi Community University
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Hi, I am one of the lovers.
And a wonderful one you are! I bet people would like to read a little about your community school.
“Kiss and Ride”?!!!! Wow! it sounds so EROTICAL to me.
After years of working as a COSWAS staff, I DEVELOP a special ability to read sex connotation in almost everything. Professional hazard, a good one though.
Sorry to use this post comment, I need Mr. Powpee Lee email add, to contact him. I’m his friend from Indonesia when I stay at Taiwan, Powpee, did you remember us couple from Indonesia, who stay at shin fuk shin chun – taoyuan shien? I can’t contact you on Facebook, so I use this post comment.
I sent you Powpee’s address via email. I hope you reach him!