Umav如何了!|原住民族議題Taiwan Indigenous Issues Podcast|What’s up Umav

Umav

由Umav與Ljegay獨立製作的原住民族議題Podcast。「不只作你的理想,更想作你的日常」,邀請大家聽聽我們分享的觀點,對原住民族的理解不再扁平! 我們以自媒體推動原權議題,透過人物訪談、時事討論、文化分享等多面向的話題,促進社會對話和批判性思考,帶來具原住民族觀點和主體性的論述。支持原青發聲,族群與歷史轉型正義,以及全民原教。 「年輕女聲+低音砲組合」「聊天節奏很順暢且議題深入」「文化敏感度議題自媒體」 ●歡迎自由贊助:(本節目為全獨立製作) https://pay.soundon.fm/podcasts/1e86c72e-95b3-4733-89a1-7c8d899a0b98 ●podcast錄製、演講、社群合作、圖文插畫等 工作聯絡: ubecca126@hotmail.com ●Umav原創插畫貼圖「布農族山羌先生系列」👇🏽 https://reurl.cc/XWKK8g ●umav各節目平台:https://solink.soundon.fm/umav (Youtube也可收聽喔!) FB粉專「每天來點布農語啊!」和同名IG有更多圖文插畫和議題分享。 This is An Taiwan Indigenous issues podcast independently produced by Umav and Ljegay. “Not only to be part of your ideals, but also part of your everyday life.” We invite listeners to hear the perspectives we share, so that understandings of Indigenous peoples are no longer flattened or oversimplified. Through independent media, we promote Indigenous rights by engaging in interviews, current affairs discussions, cultural sharing, and a wide range of topics that foster social dialogue and critical thinking. The podcast offers discourse grounded in Indigenous perspectives and subjectivity, supporting Indigenous youth voices, ethnic and historical transitional justice, and Indigenous education for all. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

  1. 10h ago

    EP203 非原民也是神隊友!ft.朝陽科技大學原資中心

    Umav出任務啦!這次受邀到朝陽科技大學分享自媒體經營,在講座現場也順道架起麥克風,完全沒re稿,讓兩位身為非原住民的專員,用最真誠的心情跟大家獻聲邀請:錄製了一集短短特別篇! 只要一起愛文化,不分族群,都是我們的神隊友! 原民議題離我們一點都不遠,朝陽科大原資中心設計精彩講座和活動(像是「大學生的100種能力」)歡迎校園學生都來交流! 🎧 來賓: 🙋‍♂️ 智恒(Tali) 🙋‍♀️ 秉芸 文化理解從來不該只留在部落或特定族群身上,也不該只侷限於大專校園的某個角落。即使只是短短的一集對談,也希望成為一個小小的起點,邀請大家一起認識這群在大學端默默耕耘的夥伴,理解全民原教與族群友善環境對當代社會的重要性。 雖然只是一段十幾分鐘的無腳本短訪,但背後想跟大家分享的心意其實很單純:想讓更多人認識,現在各大專校院裡都有「原住民族學生資源中心」這樣的存在。 當志恆提到自己學過族語、認為「台灣人應該都要會講族語才對」,以及用參與計畫的方式走入部落時,Umav 認同並呼應這想法是「回到土地上面,認識自己的母語」;也肯定用「合作跟計畫的方式去接觸」也是很好的一種起心動念。秉雲則分享了自己過去對原民同儕處境的不了解、長大後的愧疚與自我反思後,Umav 很有感觸地回應形容這是一種「以前不知道這些事就在身邊,長大意識到卻已經離開,因而產生的愧疚感」;也補充說不是自己一廂情願地同在就等於同理對方。 Umav也覺得能有這種細膩的特質正是「原資夥伴很必備的技能」。原資中心不僅要做無數繁重的行政工作,更重要的是「第一線陪伴」,這也是Umav非常尊敬與敬佩專員的一個面向! 也很榮幸、謝謝他們願意在節目上留下自己的聲音~~ 本集貼文:https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1G2M2cqWBP/ 收聽連結:https://reurl.cc/eQYE5L Youtub也可聽:https://reurl.cc/908rzx Apple podcast:https://reurl.cc/eQYE57 朝陽科大原資中心IG @cyutisrc2022 ( / cyutisrc2022 ) 朝陽科大原資中心官網 朝陽科大原資中心IG @cyutisrc2022 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    EP203 非原民也是神隊友!ft.朝陽科技大學原資中心
  2. Sep 27

    EP201 原住民你「AI」了嗎?AI浪潮中的原民教育與資訊素養|余佳珊 Niun Istasipal

    **來賓|余佳珊 Niun Istasipal(原住民族語教育工作者與 AI 應用教學講師) ** 在財團法人原住民族語言研究發展基金會(原語會)與知名線上學習平台 PaGamO 合作舉辦的族語電競賽中,她與 Laibaz Istasipal(余鼎煌)共同奪下全國冠軍。 曾於高雄師範大學等機構開設「生成式AI在族語教育現場的應用」課程 台中本土語文教學支援人員 台中原住民族部落大學講師 AI如何輔助原住民族語的教學與日常工作流? 大家常擔心的議題:AI 是否會取代人的工作?以及 AI 的發展是否會導致原住民文化產生改變? 在使用 AI 時有哪些隱憂需要小心? 人們在使用科技的熟悉度上有極大落差(有人很會用、有人連上網都不會),該如何看待與看待這種資訊落差的問題? 這集節目來賓功底扎實!因為她就是在現今正在族語教學工作場域中教導族人應用AI的第一線講師!** **我們一起探討AI對原住民族文化與教育的實務問題。 Niun老師指出, AI 不會取代人類,但會淘汰不擅長使用科技的人,因此鼓勵大眾以正面態度將其融入教學現場。在我們的討論中,也特別強調了大數據可能造成數位原住民文化的單一化,提醒使用者應主動提供正確資訊以修正 AI 的族群偏差。此外,Niun也提醒:資訊素養比技術更重要,教育者需引導學生建立正確的法律與倫理觀念,避免科技濫用。希望藉由這樣正向與積極面對議題的討論,能讓更多夥伴認識原民社群應如何善用科技進行文化保存與語言傳遞,透過數位賦權走出一條獨特的轉型之路。 余佳珊 Niun Istasipal老師的教學YT https://www.youtube.com/@chiasan3 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    EP201 原住民你「AI」了嗎?AI浪潮中的原民教育與資訊素養|余佳珊 Niun Istasipal
  3. Sep 26

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-4 Speaking Up and Standing Our Ground| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-1~1-4 1-4 Reclaiming My Name and Identity I decided to make this special series because this year, I joined the 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program(2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓), hosted by Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples(原民會), as one of the lecturers. The title of my talk was “The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap.” So basically, this series is adapted from the speech I gave at the program. I’ve reorganized and recorded parts of what I shared that day. If you’re interested in hearing what I said to young Indigenous participants at the Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program, I hope you’ll join me for this series. I usually record in Mandarin, but this is a special English series, and it’s been a long time since I last did an episode in English. In this series, I’ll be sharing a little about my identity and background, as well as some of the work I’ve been doing through social media in recent years—especially around Indigenous education for everyone and the importance of Indigenous people telling our own stories in our own voices. 會決定製作這個特別系列,是因為今年台灣原住民族委員會主辦的 2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓,我受邀擔任其中一位講師。 我當時的演講題目是 「The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap」。所以這個系列其實是從我當天在活動中的演講內容整理而來。我把當天分享內容重新整理,再錄製成這個系列。 如果你也有興趣聽聽看,我當時在論壇演講中對原住民族年輕人分享了什麼,歡迎一起收聽這個系列。 Paliuni means talking about. And Palihansiap is more about sharing and exchanging knowledge. It’s about people coming together, talking, listening, and learning from one another. So why did I choose this topic? Because I’ve really experienced the power of conversation. 布農語Paliuni 的意思是「談論」。而 Palihansiap 有「討論所知、知識的分享與交流」之意。它指的是人們聚在一起,彼此對話、傾聽,也從彼此身上學習。 那我為什麼會以此為主題呢? 因為我真的親身感受到,訴說與對話,本身是很有力量的。 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-4 Speaking Up and Standing Our Ground| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan
  4. Sep 26

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-3 From Erasure to Be Seen| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan

    1-3 From Erasure to Be Seen I decided to make this special series because this year, I joined the 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program(2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓), hosted by Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples(原民會), as one of the lecturers. The title of my talk was “The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap.” So basically, this series is adapted from the speech I gave at the program. I’ve reorganized and recorded parts of what I shared that day. If you’re interested in hearing what I said to young Indigenous participants at the Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program, I hope you’ll join me for this series. I usually record in Mandarin, but this is a special English series, and it’s been a long time since I last did an episode in English. In this series, I’ll be sharing a little about my identity and background, as well as some of the work I’ve been doing through social media in recent years—especially around Indigenous education for everyone and the importance of Indigenous people telling our own stories in our own voices. 會決定製作這個特別系列,是因為今年台灣原住民族委員會主辦的 2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓,我受邀擔任其中一位講師。 我當時的演講題目是 「The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap」。所以這個系列其實是從我當天在活動中的演講內容整理而來。我把當天分享內容重新整理,再錄製成這個系列。 如果你也有興趣聽聽看,我當時在論壇演講中對原住民族年輕人分享了什麼,歡迎一起收聽這個系列。 Paliuni means talking about. And Palihansiap is more about sharing and exchanging knowledge. It’s about people coming together, talking, listening, and learning from one another. So why did I choose this topic? Because I’ve really experienced the power of conversation. 布農語Paliuni 的意思是「談論」。而 Palihansiap 有「討論所知、知識的分享與交流」之意。它指的是人們聚在一起,彼此對話、傾聽,也從彼此身上學習。 那我為什麼會以此為主題呢? 因為我真的親身感受到,訴說與對話,本身是很有力量的。 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-3 From Erasure to Be Seen| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan
  5. Sep 26

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-2 "Normal" to Whom?| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-1~1-4 1-2 From Erasure to Be Seen I decided to make this special series because this year, I joined the 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program(2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓), hosted by Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples(原民會), as one of the lecturers. The title of my talk was “The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap.” So basically, this series is adapted from the speech I gave at the program. I’ve reorganized and recorded parts of what I shared that day. If you’re interested in hearing what I said to young Indigenous participants at the Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program, I hope you’ll join me for this series. I usually record in Mandarin, but this is a special English series, and it’s been a long time since I last did an episode in English. In this series, I’ll be sharing a little about my identity and background, as well as some of the work I’ve been doing through social media in recent years—especially around Indigenous education for everyone and the importance of Indigenous people telling our own stories in our own voices. 會決定製作這個特別系列,是因為今年台灣原住民族委員會主辦的 2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓,我受邀擔任其中一位講師。 我當時的演講題目是 「The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap」。所以這個系列其實是從我當天在活動中的演講內容整理而來。我把當天分享內容重新整理,再錄製成這個系列。 如果你也有興趣聽聽看,我當時在論壇演講中對原住民族年輕人分享了什麼,歡迎一起收聽這個系列。 Paliuni means talking about. And Palihansiap is more about sharing and exchanging knowledge. It’s about people coming together, talking, listening, and learning from one another. So why did I choose this topic? Because I’ve really experienced the power of conversation. 布農語Paliuni 的意思是「談論」。而 Palihansiap 有「討論所知、知識的分享與交流」之意。它指的是人們聚在一起,彼此對話、傾聽,也從彼此身上學習。 那我為什麼會以此為主題呢? 因為我真的親身感受到,訴說與對話,本身是很有力量的。 ________________ -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-2 "Normal" to Whom?| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan
  6. Sep 26

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-1 Reclaiming My Name and Identity| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-1~1-4 1-1Reclaiming My Name and Identity I decided to make this special series because this year, I joined the 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program(2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓), hosted by Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples(原民會), as one of the lecturers. The title of my talk was “The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap.” So basically, this series is adapted from the speech I gave at the program. I’ve reorganized and recorded parts of what I shared that day. If you’re interested in hearing what I said to young Indigenous participants at the Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program, I hope you’ll join me for this series. I usually record in Mandarin, but this is a special English series, and it’s been a long time since I last did an episode in English. In this series, I’ll be sharing a little about my identity and background, as well as some of the work I’ve been doing through social media in recent years—especially around Indigenous education for everyone and the importance of Indigenous people telling our own stories in our own voices. 會決定製作這個特別系列,是因為今年台灣原住民族委員會主辦的 2026年原住民族國際事務人才培訓,我受邀擔任其中一位講師。 我當時的演講題目是 「The Power of Paliuni/Palihsiap」。所以這個系列其實是從我當天在活動中的演講內容整理而來。我把當天分享內容重新整理,再錄製成這個系列。 如果你也有興趣聽聽看,我當時在論壇演講中對原住民族年輕人分享了什麼,歡迎一起收聽這個系列。 Paliuni means talking about. And Palihansiap is more about sharing and exchanging knowledge. It’s about people coming together, talking, listening, and learning from one another. So why did I choose this topic? Because I’ve really experienced the power of conversation. 布農語Paliuni 的意思是「談論」。而 Palihansiap 有「討論所知、知識的分享與交流」之意。它指的是人們聚在一起,彼此對話、傾聽,也從彼此身上學習。 那我為什麼會以此為主題呢? 因為我真的親身感受到,訴說與對話,本身是很有力量的。 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    The Power of Paliuni/ Palihansiap 1-1 Reclaiming My Name and Identity| Umav as lecturer of 2026 Indigenous Talent for International Affairs Program|Taiwan
  7. Sep 17

    EP200 來台南一起《原究分想》|全民原教|徵稿倒數中

    國立成功大學第三屆「原究分想」論壇來了!全民原教、原權與傳統知識論壇,2026年主題為《paljakev》。 這場論壇不僅要推廣珍貴的傳統知識、深入聊聊當代原住民族面臨的權益挑戰與消除歧視,最棒的是門檻超級親民! 不限族群、學歷 誠意滿滿:主辦單位提供出席費、交通補助與獎勵金。 為新一代研究者牽起網絡,讓志同道合的夥伴們在台南開心相見歡! ※ 投稿審查只需摘要:1,000 字內之「研究論文摘要」:研究動機與目標、研究主題、研究架構、研究方法 論壇徵稿只到 9 月 30 日截止,對原住民議題有熱情的朋友們千萬別猶豫,趕緊手刀投稿,相約台南見囉! 很鼓勵學生、文化實踐者、年輕學者多來投稿與發表~ (1) 凡有出席之發表者(口頭、海報)本活動提供出席費 2,000 元整、交通費(請提供 票根,並依當日票根核實)。 (2) 競賽成果獎勵金-口頭報告取 1 名、海報解說取 1 名,各 2,000 元整/名。 2026原究分想重要期程 投稿截止|即日起至9/30(三) 公告錄取|11/01(日)下午17時 發表日期|12/12(六)上午時9時開始 2026原究分想簡章、投稿格式 https://reurl.cc/1lZDMY 旁聽者可報名,名額有限快報名 https://docs.google.com/……/1FAIpQLSd6IXyy……/viewform 電話諮詢窗口 聯絡人:湯麗陶 專案工作人員 聯絡分機:06-275-7575分機50317 聯絡人:柯念竹 專案工作人員 聯絡分機:06-275-7575分機50318 聯絡人:白廷宇 助理管理師 聯絡分機:06-275-7575分機50319 第一屆與第二屆的相關新聞報導: 「原究分想」論壇廣邀投稿 選出9篇進行發表 https://news.ipcf.org.tw/149803 全民原教論壇 齊探傳統智慧與健康平權議題 https://tcnn.org.tw/archives/255914 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

    EP200 來台南一起《原究分想》|全民原教|徵稿倒數中

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由Umav與Ljegay獨立製作的原住民族議題Podcast。「不只作你的理想,更想作你的日常」,邀請大家聽聽我們分享的觀點,對原住民族的理解不再扁平! 我們以自媒體推動原權議題,透過人物訪談、時事討論、文化分享等多面向的話題,促進社會對話和批判性思考,帶來具原住民族觀點和主體性的論述。支持原青發聲,族群與歷史轉型正義,以及全民原教。 「年輕女聲+低音砲組合」「聊天節奏很順暢且議題深入」「文化敏感度議題自媒體」 ●歡迎自由贊助:(本節目為全獨立製作) https://pay.soundon.fm/podcasts/1e86c72e-95b3-4733-89a1-7c8d899a0b98 ●podcast錄製、演講、社群合作、圖文插畫等 工作聯絡: ubecca126@hotmail.com ●Umav原創插畫貼圖「布農族山羌先生系列」👇🏽 https://reurl.cc/XWKK8g ●umav各節目平台:https://solink.soundon.fm/umav (Youtube也可收聽喔!) FB粉專「每天來點布農語啊!」和同名IG有更多圖文插畫和議題分享。 This is An Taiwan Indigenous issues podcast independently produced by Umav and Ljegay. “Not only to be part of your ideals, but also part of your everyday life.” We invite listeners to hear the perspectives we share, so that understandings of Indigenous peoples are no longer flattened or oversimplified. Through independent media, we promote Indigenous rights by engaging in interviews, current affairs discussions, cultural sharing, and a wide range of topics that foster social dialogue and critical thinking. The podcast offers discourse grounded in Indigenous perspectives and subjectivity, supporting Indigenous youth voices, ethnic and historical transitional justice, and Indigenous education for all. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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