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Offshoot Commentaries: Living as a Hawaiian-Taiwanese in Taipei
Kaʻiwakīloumoku Pacific Indigenous Institute presents
PACIFIC CONVERSATIONS
Offshoot Commentaries
Episode 8: Living as a Hawaiian-Taiwanese in Taipei
Join us as we talk with Helen Scott, Taiwan Liaison for ʻAha Moananuiākea, and her two sons, Lucas and Liam, about having to adjust to living in Taiwan and being unable to return to Hawaiʻi due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. Listen as they share why they visited their mother’s place of birth, how they are adapting to life with their Taiwanese relatives, what they miss about Hawaiʻi, and how going to school in Taiwan is different from going to school at Kamehameha.
Original Release Date:
March 5, 2021
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