As part of the Taipei International Book Exhibition, National Taiwan University Press has curated a lecture series titled "Mirrors．Infinity-Reading the World through Knowledge." Through publications and public dialogue, the series continues to explore how knowledge shapes our understanding of the world. One of the lectures, entitled "Constructing Indigenous Epistemologies and Decolonial Praxis-School Education, Documentary Film, and Research Ethics," brought together Professor and Director Bavaragh Dagalomai Jolan HSIEH（謝若蘭）of the Center for International Indigenous Affairs at National Dong Hwa University; Associate Professor Tunkan Tansikian CHEN Chang-Pei-Lun（陳張培倫）of the Department of Indigenous Development and Social Work at National Dong Hwa University; and Assistant Research Fellow Skaya Siku from the Indigenous Education Research Center of the National Academy for Educational Research. The session was moderated by Associate Professor TSAI Lin-Chin（蔡林縉）of the Department of Chinese Literature at National Cheng Kung University.

On January 12, 2026, the Center for International Indigenous Affairs at National Dong Hwa University (NDHU), in collaboration with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at NDHU and the Research Center for Humanities and Social Engagement at Taipei Medical University, convened a full-day international workshop titled “Indigenizing Sustainability: Rethinking Nature, Gender, and the Law.”