Last week, Kathleen Batchelor talked about her becoming a Fitness Dance/Zumba instructor. This episode, she talks about why she came to Taiwan, on In the Spotlight.

Kathleen Batchelor came to Taiwan from the USA 12 years ago and became a Zumba instructor. Hear her story on In the Spotlight.

On In the Spotlight this episode, we continue to listen to the IMPCT team about their Coffee for the Future and how they go about helping children in urban slums get early education.

IMPCT is a social enterprise started by 4 IMBA students of National Cheng Chi University in Taiwan. They were the winners of the Hult Prize in 2015 to implement Playcares, a way to provide early childhood education in urban slums. Learn how you can help build a playcare center in Latin America, Africa or Asia by just buying a cup of coffee, on In the Spotlight.

Callum Porter-Harris, global director of the Hult Prize Foundation and Szymon Bielecki, community director for Taiwan, talk more about the Hult Prize for social enterprises, on In the Spotlight.

After talking to the IMPCT team (interviewed on Oct. 15 and Oct. 29) who won the 2015 Hult Prize, Shirley Lin finds out what the Hult Prize is all about. Tune in to this week's In the Spotlight.

Duncan Longden came to Taiwan three and a half years ago to work for National Geographic as a photographer. Tune in to In the Spotlight to hear what he likes about Taiwan.

Duncan Longden is from the UK and is in Taiwan as a photographer for National Geographic. Hear his story on In the Spotlight.

Mike Bellot, a student from Haiti, not only invented the Solo Bag which provides a light for reading and power for charging mobile phones, he also initiated many other useful projects that for example, would benefit refugees all over the world. Listen more to his story on In the Spotlight.

Haitian student in Taiwan, Mike Bellot invented the "Solo Bag" which is a backpack with a light for reading and power for charging mobile phones using a built-in solar panel. Hear his story on In the Spotlight.