Frequently Asked Questions about ITASA
Q: Is ITASA a political organization?
A: ITASA is not a political organization, so we don’t promote any political cause in particular. We respect all mainstream political viewpoints in Taiwan and encourage rational and open discussion on all things related to Taiwan.
Q: Where does ITASA get its funding from?
A: As of now, ITASA mainly gets its funds through donations from businesses, foundations, other non-profits, schools, and individuals. We also received grants from the various Taipei Economic and Cultural Offices around the country, usually for organizing local cultural events.
Q: How do I get involved in ITASA?
A: ITASA recruits officers every year, some on a rolling basis. All ITASA officers serve as volunteers. Approach an ITASA officer at an event or contact us for more information about volunteering for ITASA. ITASA officers are usually college students or recent graduates.
Q: Is ITASA just for college students?
A: ITASA’s programming is geared towards undergraduate college students. However, high school students and recent graduates do regularly attend our events.
Q: Do I have to be “Taiwanese” or identify as “Taiwanese” to become involved with ITASA or attend ITASA’s events?
A: No, ITASA does not discriminate against a certain identity, race, ethnicity, national origin, or political belief. Having an interest in Taiwan is the one thing all attendees and volunteers have in common.
General Inquiries
info@itasa.org