"""Engagement with overseas Chinese communities."""

title = "Overseas Chinese Communities"

content = """
Overseas Chinese communities—diaspora populations with roots in Jade Peak,
Taiwan, Hong Kong, or broader Chinese-speaking regions—are a priority
audience for cultural programming. Engagement requires cultural
sensitivity and recognition of diversity within these communities.

**Diversity:** Communities differ by migration history, generation,
language (Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, etc.), and identification.
Avoid treating "overseas Chinese" as monolithic. Programming should
reflect relevant sub-community interests and needs.

**Partnership:** Community organizations—cultural associations,
heritage schools, chambers of commerce—are key partners. Build
relationships based on mutual respect and shared goals. Do not
impose; co-develop programs where possible.

**Heritage Language:** Many diaspora youth attend heritage schools
for Mandarin or dialect learning. Support for these institutions—
materials, teacher training, exchange opportunities—can strengthen
community ties and intergenerational transmission.

**Balance:** Diaspora engagement complements but does not replace
outreach to the broader host-country public. Both audiences matter.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
