Portfolio
I’m a data journalist passionate about uncovering underreported stories at the intersection of politics and human rights. I’m currently pursuing my M.S. in Data Journalism at Columbia Journalism School. I work fluently in Python and R, with experience in data visualization, web scraping and shoe-leather reporting. Originally from Taiwan, I bring a global perspective to my work and care deeply about freedom, social justice and addressing violence against women.
This project explores the complex journey of human trafficking survivors, with a specific focus on the challenges they face in securing T Visas in the United States.
Using web scraping to gather and analyze road name data across Taiwan, this project explores how the island's struggle over national identity is embedded in its street names.
A project analyzing bubble tea prices in different cities to compare purchasing power parity.
An investigation into how New York City's 60-day shelter limit is disrupting the lives of immigrant students and families in temporary housing. Using regression analysis, this piece identifies the most vulnerable groups and examines how policy, language barriers, and bureaucratic gaps hinder students' access to stable education.
A data-driven look at the limitations of the 'Enough is Enough' dataset and what it reveals (and misses) about sexual assault cases on New York college campuses.
An auto-updating website, showing the total value of Taiwan trade in goods (export and import) with the United States from January 2023.
This project explores income disparities among Native American women, highlighting the intersectionality of gender, race, and geography in economic inequality.
Scraping data from BBC's list of the greatest movies of the 21st century, I mapped the percentage of female directors for each country mentioned.
With limited budgets, many teachers seek contributions for headphones, printers and art supplies.
Target is celebrating the grand opening of its new store on 125th Street in Harlem today, a year after the company abruptly closed its only uptown location at the East River Plaza in East Harlem.
The decision advances a four-year campaign by City University researchers and local residents, but disappoints opponents who felt it slighted other ethnicities.
A look inside CrazyLaugh, the largest Chinese comedy club in the U.S., and how it builds community through laughter and shared immigrant experiences.
An in-depth look at how a potential Chinese blockade could threaten Taiwan's food security, and what the island is doing to prepare for such a crisis.
With limited budgets, many teachers seek contributions for headphones, printers and art supplies.
Target is celebrating the grand opening of its new store on 125th Street in Harlem today, a year after the company abruptly closed its only uptown location at the East River Plaza in East Harlem.
The decision advances a four-year campaign by City University researchers and local residents, but disappoints opponents who felt it slighted other ethnicities.
A look inside CrazyLaugh, the largest Chinese comedy club in the U.S., and how it builds community through laughter and shared immigrant experiences.
An exploration of the impact and legacy of Radio Free Asia as it faces closure, and what its loss means for Chinese-language journalism and diaspora communities.
An in-depth look at how a potential Chinese blockade could threaten Taiwan's food security, and what the island is doing to prepare for such a crisis.
An op-ed on the life of Motaz Azaiza, a Palestinian photojournalist, through the lens of the Israel-Hamas war.
