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GTI accepts interns on a rolling basis. If you are interested in applying for an internship, submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to internships@globaltaiwan.org. To learn about membership, please contact us at memberships@globaltaiwan.org. For media inquiries, please contact us at media@globaltaiwan.org.  

Russell Hsiao Executive Director

Gordon Chang Ralph Cossa June Teufel Dreyer Dayfdd Fell Richard Fisher Wallace Gregson Christopher Griffin Thomas Hughes Shirley Kan Matt Salmon

Wen-yen Chen Peter Chow

David Tsai James Wang

Fang-long Shih William Stanton Mark Stokes John Tkacik Masahiro Wakabayashi Arthur Waldron Robert Wang Gerrit van der Wees Toshi Yoshihara Stephen Young

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ADVISORY BOARD

ADVISORY COUNCIL

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David An Sr. Research Fellow

Marzia Borsoi-Kelly Program Manager

Jonathan Lin Program Associate

Katherine Schultz Research Associate

Wen-yen Chen Chairman Chieh-Ting Yeh  Vice Chairperson Mary Chou Treasurer

Jennifer Hu Vice Chairperson   Charles Pan Secretary

PROGRAMS

THE ROLE OF GTI AS A THINK TANK FOR ENHANCING U.S.-TAIWAN RELATIONS IS NOW MORE IMPORTANT EVER TO MAINTAIN PEACE AND STABILITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION

Global Taiwan Brief

To realize the vision and mission of GTI, our line-up of programs include:

In conjunction with our regular programs, GTI wants to cultivate the next generation of Asia policy analysts. GTI's leadership

program brings together Asia policy analysts in the DC area to discuss policy matters in an interactive forum with specialists in

the field.

 If you are interested in foreign policy and would like to participate in GTI’s leadership program, please e-mail

leaders@globaltaiwan.org.  

VISION Our vision is to raise awareness, deepen affinity, and create opportunities for strengthening the relationship of Taiwan, its people and culture, with the international community.   MISSION GTI's mission is to enhance the relationship between Taiwan and other countries, especially the United States, through policy research and programs that promote better public understanding about Taiwan and its people.  ABOUT US The Global Taiwan Institute (GTI) is a private non-profit policy incubator located in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. The organization is a 501(c)(3) supported by Taiwanese and Americans of Taiwanese descent.

Wen-yen Chen, Chairman

A bi-weekly publication offering expert analyses on issues related to Taiwan policy, U.S.-Taiwan relations, and Taiwan-China ties using primary

materials.

Public SeminarsRegular events that address Taiwan’s role in the

broader policy debates with a focus on both traditional and non-traditional issues.

FellowshipsWe offer a variety of opportunities to facilitate

academic and scholarly exchange in the form of funded fellowships based in Washington D.C. and

in Taiwan.

Annual SymposiumOur flagship program, an annual symposium on

U.S.-Taiwan policy.

GTI Headquarters1836 Jefferson Place NW Washington, D.C. 20036