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2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention|Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together

  • Dec 12, 2022
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The 2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention concluded successfully on December 9. Under the theme “Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together,” the convention was held in person on the first floor of the NTUH International Convention Center, with an interactive online meeting held simultaneously.

Representatives of the organizing institutions and distinguished guests. From left: Chi-Hung Lin, President of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University; Ruey-Hua Horng, Vice President of the Taiwan Photonics Society; Man-Yu Lin, President of the Taiwan Women in Science and Technology Association and Convener of the Convention; Legislator Fan Yun; Tsung-Tsong Wu, Minister of the National Science and Technology Council; Wen-Chen Hsueh, Chair of the Women Engineers Committee of the Chinese Institute of Engineers; and Hsiao-Wen Ran, IEEE Taipei Women in Engineering Chair and Secretary-General of the Convention.
Representatives of the organizing institutions and distinguished guests. From left: Chi-Hung Lin, President of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University; Ruey-Hua Horng, Vice President of the Taiwan Photonics Society; Man-Yu Lin, President of the Taiwan Women in Science and Technology Association and Convener of the Convention; Legislator Fan Yun; Tsung-Tsong Wu, Minister of the National Science and Technology Council; Wen-Chen Hsueh, Chair of the Women Engineers Committee of the Chinese Institute of Engineers; and Hsiao-Wen Ran, IEEE Taipei Women in Engineering Chair and Secretary-General of the Convention.



The organizers of the event included the Taiwan Women in Science and Technology Association, the Chinese Institute of Engineers, the Taiwan Photonics Society, the IEEE Republic of China Section, and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University. Government co-organizers included the National Science and Technology Council and the Ministry of Labor.


More than 50 other co-organizing institutions participated, representing engineering and technology communities, scientific communities, organizations for women in science and technology, science and society groups, professional associations, and international organizations.


Sponsors included the TSMC Education and Culture Foundation, Cathay Financial Holdings, Pfizer Taiwan, MediaTek, and TTY Biopharm. New Deantronics Taiwan Ltd. sponsored lunch for attendees at the convention.


News Coverage

2022/12/09|Central News Agency (CNA)

In a prerecorded address delivered at the “2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention—Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together,” President Tsai Ing-wen stated that Taiwan’s technology industry occupies a key position internationally. Women in science and technology are an important force driving Taiwan’s technological advancement, strengthening global recognition of Taiwan and setting an example for women across the country.

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2022/12/09|Commercial Times

According to Gender at a Glance in R.O.C. (Taiwan), 2022, published by the Executive Yuan’s Department of Gender Equality, Taiwan ranked sixth globally and first in Asia for gender equality, with substantial progress made across most indicators during 2022.

In response to Sustainable Development Goal 5—achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls—the 2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention adopted the theme “Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together.” The convention was held in person on December 9 on the first floor of the NTUH International Convention Center, with an interactive online meeting held simultaneously.

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2022/12/09|Yahoo News Taiwan

President Tsai Ing-wen delivered a prerecorded address at the “2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention—Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together” on December 9.

The President noted that Taiwan ranked sixth among 163 countries worldwide and first in Asia for gender equality. She stated that the government would continue working to create technology workplaces where work and life can thrive together, enabling more women in science and technology to develop and apply their talents without having to worry about conflicting responsibilities.

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2022/12/09|Taro News

In her address to the Women in Science and Technology Convention, President Tsai Ing-wen stated that, according to Gender at a Glance in R.O.C. (Taiwan), 2022, Taiwan ranked sixth among 163 countries worldwide and first in Asia for gender equality.

She emphasized that the government must continue creating a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and gender-friendly environment in which more women in science and technology can fully apply their talents.

In her prerecorded address at the “2022 Women in Science and Technology Convention—Toward a New Workplace Where Work and Life Thrive Together,” President Tsai stated that Taiwan’s technology industry occupies a key position internationally. Women in science and technology are an important force driving Taiwan’s technological advancement, strengthening global recognition of Taiwan and setting an example for women across the country.

The President noted that the achievements of women in science and technology are particularly remarkable. Some have successfully balanced caring for their families with pursuing their careers, which she described as deeply admirable. Taiwan, she added, has consistently stood at the forefront of advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment.

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