Use our work

Take it. Put it in your slides, your essay, your briefing.

Kapa the frog holding a heart

We’re a non-profit, and this is the point of the whole project: everything we publish is free to use, with credit. No permission form, no licence fee, no email required.

Students, teachers, journalists, and anyone who has to explain Taiwan to someone else — this page is for you.

How to cite us

Any format is fine, as long as the reader can find the original. If your style guide doesn’t care, use this:

Taiwan Frogcast, “Title of the piece,” Frogcast Society, [date]. twfrogcast.org

For a video, add the timestamp you’re referring to. For a claim inside one of our pieces, please cite the original source we credited, not us — we are the messenger, and the source is the evidence.

Media kit

For anyone writing about us, or putting our name on a poster.

Logo

Horizontal lockup and the frog mark, transparent PNG. In the kit below. Need a different format or a bigger file? Ask us — we will send it.

Boilerplate

“Taiwan Frogcast is a media project of Frogcast Society, a registered non-profit in British Columbia, Canada (Incorporation No. S0083855). It makes short, illustrated, sourced explainers about Taiwan, free to cite and reuse.”

Brand colours

Frog teal #649B9F · deep teal #4F8083 · lime #D6F18B · sky #C2DDFF · paper #ECECE1
Full values, uses, and contrast notes are in the kit below.

Illustrations

Every frog on this site was drawn by hand for us. They are not free stock — write to us before using one, and we’ll usually say yes.

Download the whole kit

An eight-page PDF, the logo files, six avatars, and the approved wording — one zip, 6.4 MB. No email required. If you are on deadline, take it and go.

The hand-drawn frogs are not in the kit, on purpose — they were drawn by hand for us and are not free stock. Write to us and we will usually say yes.

Media kit · ZIP

Embed our videos

Anything on our YouTube channel can be embedded anywhere — a slide deck, a course page, a blog post. Use YouTube’s own Share → Embed button. No permission needed.

Coming here

Need something that isn’t here yet? Ask us — if it exists, we’ll send it; if it doesn’t, knowing you wanted it is genuinely useful.

Coming soon: Taiwan 101

A short course that answers the big questions first. What Taiwan is. Why it matters. What is actually going on.

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