Focusing on key issues pertaining to Taiwan's sustainable development, discussion of proposals for breaking through current dilemmas are held in the form of a public of a public forum. young leaders, top research teams, and social practitioners will be the panelists of the forum to advocate rational discussion and collaborative action.
Taiwanese Youth Who Brave the World
If you have the opportunity, are you willing to work abroad? <br /> The 2018 “Breakthrough Forum” series continue to focus on the future of Taiwanese youth. The session will be moderated by Tsai Shih-pin, radio host of Voice of Taipei, and feature four Taiwanese youth who have worked abroad for many years and will share how they stepped out of Taiwan to enter the international stage.
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New Immigrants, New Culture, New Power
Taiwan is a diverse multi-ethnic society. According to the National Immigration Agency, Ministry of the Interior, the number of immigrant spouses currently living in Taiwan is nearing 530,000. Taiwan has become the second home for them. How can they overcome language and cultural gaps? Why can they bring cultural diversity and exchanges while helping Taiwan integrate globally and bring new energy to its society?
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Why Taiwan!
A group of foreigners have lived in Taiwan for more than 10, even 20 years. They love and care about Taiwan. Why did they choose to live in Taiwan? How do they view the opportunities and challenges for Taiwan and its youth?
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Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Humankind
The 2017 Breakthrough Forum series focus on the future of Taiwanese youth. This session is hosted by Chairman JH Huang of Cyberlink and features for young entrepreneurs promoting the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in Taiwan: Jack Chao (founder of BravoAI), Sega Cheng (co-founder and CEO of LiveHouse.in), Albert Chen (deputy general manager of R&D, Viscovery), and Chao Yu-hsuan (founder of Botimize). The panelists will not only share about the application of AI but also discuss its technological development, new industries and trends, and ways it will change human lives.
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A New Generation Reigniting Vitality in Rural Communities
The 2017 Breakthrough Forum series focus on the future of Taiwanese youth. This session is moderated by Lee Tao, chairman of the Caring for Taiwan, and features four young leaders dedicated to promoting Taiwan’s rural areas and local culture: Lu Chia-hsien (elementary school teacher in Nantou), Huang Ting-yao (founder of Houbi Togo Art Museum in Tainan), Lin Chun-cheng (founder of the Can and Grass Book House), and Shen Hsin-ling (founder of Since 2001). The panelists will not only share their experiences serving Taiwan’s rural communities and local development but also identify current obstacles and their hopes for Taiwan’s future.
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Flying Against the Wind
The 2017 Breakthrough Forum series focus on the future of Taiwanese youth. This session is moderated by T.H. Tung, chairman of Pegatron, and features four panelists from the creative culture industry: internationally renowned dancer Ivy Hsu, Creative Director Apu Jan of Apujian, award-winning actress Chuen Wen, and co-founder Hauer Hsieh of Taiwan Bar. They will share how they stuck to their dreams and overcame challenges, as well as their hopes for Taiwan’s future.
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The Future of Youth
The 2017 Breakthrough Forum series focus on the future of Taiwanese youth.<br /> As we examine the current obstacles and ways to overcome them, the Fair Winds Foundation will endeavor to pool resources to help solve the most pressing challenges.
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Government in a New Era: De-Regulating Medical Services
If you could see a doctor at home and save the commute, wouldn’t it be easier? If there were a computer doctor, would you believe its diagnosis? What if the medical data of a hospital can be circulated, would there be a loophole to our personal information? Can the current laws and regulations keep up with the rapid advancement of medical technology? How should the government fix and loosen medical regulations to keep up with global medical technology trends and improve the quality of medical services?
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Government in a New Era: De-Regulating Higher Education Rethinking Poor Funding and Policies to Create World-Class Universities
The number of Taiwanese high school graduates going abroad has risen year by year. The number of high school students who chose to study abroad in 2018 has doubled that of 2013. Generous scholarships and language advantages have continuously attracted Taiwanese talents. As Chinese and Southeast Asian universities recruit and prestigious universities abroad attract Taiwanese students, how should Taiwan’s higher education respond? How should the government amend and loosen current regulations, so as to enhance the competitiveness of higher education, keep talent within Taiwan. These are major challenges for the higher education system in Taiwan.
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Government Inability? The Role of Government in a New Era
The incredible advancement of science and technology in the 21st century has driven rapid development of a digital economy and produced a new economic model and currencies, which impact industrial and financial institutions and pose major challenges to public governance. More and more research shows that in the digital age, many economic models are being thwarted because relevant laws and government functions are unable to adapt quickly. In other words, government is becoming a force of resistance, rather than assistance. Many have criticized government for its inability and advocated a more limited government to help economic development.
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