Watchout
Watchout is a civic group that pushes for transparency in governance
Civil society groups drawn from a number of social issues participated in the Sunflower Movement
Watchout is a civic group that pushes for transparency in governance
Members of Taiwan's LGBTQ community participated in the Sunflower Movement for the same reasons as anyone else, because their lives and that of all of Taiwanese society would be affected by the CSSTA, but also drew attention to their own issues within the movement
Indigenous participation in the Sunflower Movement oftentimes cited the effects that the CSSTA would be particularly acutely felt by Taiwanese indigenous
The Taiwan Rural Front was an organization which called attention to the effects of globalization and free trade on Taiwanese farmers and was instrumental in leading students to begin to organize to aid the disprivileged elements of Taiwanese society
The staging ground at the Department of Social Sciences at National Taiwan University’s Xuzhou campus was organized to give occupiers a space to meet outside of the premises of the Legislative Yuan itself and served as an important staging ground for the attempted occupation of the Executive Yuan
The Second Floor Slave Workers were the volunteers on the second floor of the Legislative Yuan during the duration of the occupation
NewseForum was a project by journalism students to report on the movement in real-time
Solidarity rallies for the Sunflower Movement were held in in over 50 cities in over 21 countries, primarily organized by overseas Taiwanese
During the Sunflower Movement, g0v coordinated much information-sharing and crowdsourcing on the Internet