Telling a Cultural Story in 60 Seconds: The Connection Between Indigenous Culture and Short Videos

The Indigenous Students Resource Center and the DALAN Indigenous Culture Club cordially invite all students and faculty to explore the connection between Indigenous culture and short videos.

How much impact can a short video create? When cultural stories meet social media, a brief 60 seconds is all it takes to introduce Indigenous cultures and issues to a wider audience. Lecturer J-Ting will share his journey from career exploration to cultural creation, revealing how he transforms personal experiences into creative energy. Through short videos, he ensures that culture is seen, understood, and passed on. If you enjoy filming, managing social media, or are interested in cultural issues and self-identity, you absolutely cannot miss this lecture!

Event Information Date: Thursday, Nov. 26, 2026 Time: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Venue: Room 117, Recreation Building (Indigenous Students Resource Center) Capacity: Limited to 30 people (Priority given to Indigenous students) Note: Meals are provided. Dining and sign-in start at 5:30 p.m. Please bring your own utensils to support environmental sustainability.

Lecturer Information Speaker: Lecturer J-Ting (Amis and Atayal descent) Profile: He manages an Instagram account promoting Indigenous languages through short videos, with several videos exceeding one million views. He has been invited by major media outlets, television stations, and schools to share his experiences. By combining personal stories with media in a humorous style, he introduces Indigenous culture to a broader audience.

Special Notice This lecture qualifies for 2 work-study hours for the Council of Indigenous Peoples scholarship.

Related Links Official Instagram of the Indigenous Students Resource Center Official Instagram of the DALAN Indigenous Culture Club

Contact Information Phone: +886-4-2451-7250 ext. 2251 (Indigenous Students Resource Center), ext. 2253 (Jui-Hsueh LI)