Lu, Chien-Ming currently serving as a cultural instructor and curriculum coordinator for the Indigenous Program at Bado High School, the artist leads an indigenous art collective grounded in the use of natural and native materials. The team includes the artist together with teachers, students, and neighborhood collaborators from the Bado High School Indigenous Program construction collective, Matayalan no Sakafiyaw. Their collaborative practices frequently take place in Indigenous communities across Hualien and Taitung, as well as museums, campuses, and local neighborhoods, working alongside residents to create artworks that actively transform community spaces and local environments.
The Taoyuan Heping Village Cherish Harmony Homeland Promotion Association is dedicated to fostering a harmonious community and strengthening local care networks. The association actively develops community care programs for local elders, including meal services, health promotion activities, and home visits. Together with volunteer teams, it also promotes environmental beautification, neighborhood safety, and disaster preparedness education. Guided by a spirit of warmth and mutual support, the association seeks to strengthen community cohesion and build a safe, healthy, and sustainable neighborhood rooted in care and solidarity.