Perspectives of Indigenous Bridges

We are proud to welcome  Amanda Minor  to the ATAYAL Team, where she will serve as our  Public Relations Director  and Journalist for Indigenous Bridges. She will work not only to share the stories of indigenous people and culture, but also to learn about these cultures so critical to Taiwan’s history, and to extend their reach to other parts of the world. Amanda will manage our social media campaign, documenting our activities and sharing indigenous knowledge through the various platforms. Amanda Minor grew up in the United States and studied communications and anthropology. This interest led her to Taiwan shortly after graduating, where she continued her master’s studies in International Business Management. Working professionally in marketing, she is specializing her skills within public relations and social media management. She is happiest when exploring new parts of rural Taiwan through road trips or hikes, and taking in all the raw nature as contrast to the city. These adventure

The ATAYAL organization is proud to announce the addition of our newest member of our International Advisory Board, Hua-yuan (Wally) Su. He is an accomplished public speaker and successful businessman in the public and private educational markets. This well-connected Taiwanese has supported the ATAYAL organization for years. With years of experience in management in educational technology, he is well-position to contribute to our organization's education-oriented policies and project. His connections and resources will also be helpful for creating sustainable programs. Mr. Su will be consulted to troubleshoot and create solutions with our partners in Taiwan.