Spotlight: New Presidents

January 25th, 2018

It’s a new year, and we have a LOT of new Presidents. Meet them all below! Brian Lin, LYF Previous position and years in position: Secretary (16-17) Boba drink of choice? Milk tea, no boba, 0% sugar What song do you currently have on repeat? App – My First Is a hot dog a sandwich? The word sandwich is

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Chapter Update: TAP Boston EDGE Mentorship Program

January 25th, 2018

TAP Boston launched another successful kickoff of the college mentorship program – EDGE – in September 2017. EDGE has grown to a total of 50 participants, with 25 professional mentors and 25 driven undergraduate students. To guide undergraduate students from local Boston colleges professionally, EDGE hosts a total of 4 workshops throughout the year. To

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Meet Our Newest Provisional Chapter: TAP-OC

September 28th, 2017

In September, TAP-OC obtained provisional chapter status to serve the wonderful TAs in Orange County in Southern California. Please give a big welcome to our newest family member! TACL conducted a short interview with Vincent Su, TAP-OC’s Founding President to learn a little more about him and TAP-OC. Here is what we found out. TAP-OC

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Celebrating PIP Class of 2017 & PIP’s 25th Anniversary

September 28th, 2017

On Saturday, August 5, 2017, TACL’s Political Internship Program celebrated its 25th anniversary and the graduation of TACL PIP interns, Class of 2017.  We are so proud of the interns’ accomplishments this summer and hope to see them continue to stay involved in the Taiwanese American community.  Here is a quick intro to our awesome

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Convention Recap: Round-Up in Austin, TX

September 27th, 2017

The Fall 2017 TACL National Convention (#TACLRoundUp) kicked off with a TAPpy Hour on Friday along Rainey Street. Saturday was filled with icebreakers, storytelling from keynote speaker Miss Louisiana 2016 Justine Ker, and a very special Ghost Town BBQ complete with live music, square dancing, and cowboy boots. Sunday offered programs time to share best

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TACL Political Internship Program: 25th Anniversary Banquet

July 27th, 2017

Come join TACL on August 5, 2017, as we celebrate the 25th year of the Political Internship Program. This year we are honored to have the honorable State Treasurer John Chiang (a Taiwanese American!) as our keynote speaker. Since the founding of our program in 1992, we have graduated 200+ college students who have learned

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TACL Delegation Visits Taiwan: The OCAC Trip

June 23rd, 2017

Earlier this month, 38 representatives from LID Camp, LYF Camp, PIP, TAP chapters and TACL National traveled to Taiwan as part of the first-ever TACL National Delegation by invitation of the Overseas Community Affairs Council of the Taiwan Government. During the 6-day trip, the Delegation participated in formal workshops and lectures centered on Taiwan-US relations and

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Chapter Update: TAP-Atlanta’s 1st Family Picnic

June 21st, 2017

TAP stands for Taiwanese American…. PARENTS??!!! That’s right! TAP-Atlanta has un-officially launched the first ever Taiwanese American Parents event with a picnic. It was a beautiful day filled with games, food, and the sweet sweet cries of babies. HOW DO YOU HOST A TAP FAMILY PICNIC? Invite your normal crowd and allow them to bring pets and children

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TACL Celebrates Pride

June 21st, 2017

Taiwanese American Citizens League (TACL) is proud to celebrate Taiwan for its recent court ruling and establishing the path to becoming the first country in Asia to recognize the right of same-sex couples to legally marry.  TACL also affirms its mission to enhance the quality of life for all Taiwanese Americans, including those who identify as LGBTQ.

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In the Community: TAF Launches “Our TA Story”

June 21st, 2017

I love hearing my mom’s stories about her childhood in Taiwan: buying “ba bu” candy from the man on the tricycle, getting that ugly haircut that was required of all teenage girls in school, sneaking out to dance parties to meet boys because gatherings of any sort was illegal back in the days.  These treasures

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