To promote digital empowerment among new immigrants and enhance social participation and the voices of new immigrant women, the New Immigrant Family Service Center of the South District of Miaoli is officially holding the "Women's Voices" cross-cultural short video training course on May 24, 2026 (Sunday) from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM at the Service Center (1F, No. 553, Zichi Rd., Miaoli City). New immigrant women are cordially invited to use their mobile phones to record their lives, share their cultures, and showcase their own life stories and the power of diverse cultures.

In the past, new immigrant women mostly took a more passive position when interviewed in the media and public arena, rarely having the opportunity to share their life experiences in their own words and from their own perspectives. To change this perception, this training course focuses on a "zero-cost, easy to learn, and practical" method of giving a voice to these women. Led by professional instructors, participants will learn mobile phone photography techniques, image composition, scriptwriting, and how to utilize free editing software so participants can leverage material from their daily lives and become digital content creators.

Aside from teaching basic video production skills, this course also aims to help new female immigrants build confidence, strengthen their cultural identity, and expand their support networks; participants can transform their entrepreneurial journeys, the food culture of their home country, parenting experiences, and daily life in Taiwan into authentic and moving short video content that showcase the rich and diverse lives of new immigrant families and further promote social understanding and cultural exchange.

In recent years, many new female immigrants have entered the micro-entrepreneurship fields of handicrafts, food, and home services. Although they possess high-quality products and services, they are often constrained by insufficient marketing resources. Through this training program, participants can not only enhance their digital media skills but also learn how to market their brands through visual media, expand the depth and breadth of their social engagement, and transform digital tools into a vital force to support their independence and growth.

This "Women's Voices" training aims to empower new female immigrants and help them transition from being merely "seen" to "actively speaking out" so they can share their life stories in their own way, fostering multiculturalism in the community. This program also aims to empower new immigrants to become a vital force in the promotion of social inclusion and a more welcoming and inclusive environment.

Spaces on this course are limited to 20 new immigrants and their families and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please contact Supervisor Li on 037-371283 to register.