Taipei City "Migrant Workers, Family Members" online exhibition will be available from now until October 15th

The Taipei City Foreign and Disabled Labor Office (FDLO, 台北市勞動力重建運用處) held an online exhibition of "Migrant Workers, Family Members" (我的移工家人), from the process of the migrant workers coming to Taiwan to work, the migrant workers’ daily work, their dreams and expectations, and the Taiwan employers’ acceptance and tolerance of migrant workers. The family and the migrant workers need to understand the concepts and the knowledge to travel the road of long-term care together. It is hoped that the society will understand migrant workers from different perspectives, see their contribution to Taiwan society, and cooperate with them for long-term care family life in the future.

The Taipei City Foreign and Disabled Labor Office understands the migrant workers’ contribution to Taiwan. Photo/Provided by the Taipei City Foreign and Disabled Labor Office

The FDLO stated that the online exhibition "Migrant Workers, Family Members" will present the compilation of Taiwanese poetry and essay, Others Practice Alone" (他方的獨處練習), for the first time. From the Taiwanese point of view, the family and the migrant workers relationship will be profiled, and one can see the influence of the migrant workers on Taiwan’s culture.

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"Migrant Workers, Family Members" will be available from now until October 15. Photo/Provided by the Taipei City Foreign and Disabled Labor Office

In addition, the exhibition is accompanied by four well-designed series of activities, including the well-known writer Chang Man-Chuan (張曼娟), elaborating on the hardships of long-term care and the adaptation of migrant workers; the special artistic mind card workshop led by the Dream City Building Association (夢想城鄉營造協會), are used to listen to the voices and emotions of family members and the migrant workers; Teacher Wang Li-Lan (王麗蘭) shared differences with foreign cultures and life; and Sukadi Suladtri won the 2021 National Outstanding Migrant Worker award, where she shared her practical secrets of working as a caregiver in Taiwan.