From 18th-Century Women of the Enlightenment to Madam Yu Mei-Jung: The Enlightened Path to a Better World
In the 18th century, some French female thinkers advanced the cause of women’s rights. Madam Yu offered a more global perspective. by Christine Mirre* *A paper presented at the seminar “Remembering Shimu’s Fight: Conscience and the Tai Ji Men Case,” Pasadena,...
“Wherever You Go, I Will Follow”: Madam Yu and the Role of Women in Disaster Relief
The etymology of the word “disaster” refers to breakdowns of natural or social harmony. As Madam Yu demonstrated, women have an essential role in preventing and rectifying them. by Stefania Cerruti* *A paper presented at the seminar “Remembering Shimu’s Fight:...
Being the Wife of a Leader and a Leader Herself: The Examples of Eleanor Roosevelt and Madam Yu Mei-Jung
In the 20th century, women who married great leaders went beyond their traditional supportive role and emerged as leaders by themselves. by Thierry Valle* *A paper presented at the seminar “Remembering Shimu’s Fight: Conscience and the Tai Ji Men...
The Tai Ji Men Case and the Right to Know
The Tai Ji Men case is one of freedom of religion or belief. We have specific and urgent requests for Taiwan’s government. by Sara Susana Pozos Bravo* *A paper presented at the webinar “In Solidarity with Tai Ji Men: Defending Victims of Discrimination and...