Yu-Chih Wu is currently the head of the Education and Promotion Group at the Fubon Museum of Art and a doctoral candidate in Art Education and Art Administration at National Taiwan Normal University. She previously served as the Deputy Executive Director of the Taipei Hakka Culture Foundation, the Director of Curriculum and Research at Tomato Art Center and the Vice President of its Graduate Institute, and the Chief Planner of the Fubon Lecture Series. During her tenure at the Juming Museum of Art, she focused on museum-school collaborations and children’s curatorial work. Her research expertise focuses on Art-Based Learning (ABR), museum education, STEAM interdisciplinary curriculum design, and innovative education. Yu-Chih Wu is dedicated to bridging educational theory and practice, and has presented at numerous international conferences such as NAEA and InSEA. She was selected as a Mentor at the 2020 SXSW EDU and a presenter at the Harvard University Project Zero conference. She also served as a judge for the Parenting World Children’s Creativity Awards. Her book chapters are included in *Teaching Chinese Arts & Culture* (published by InSEA), exploring early childhood ink painting experiments; and *STEAM Education: Intersections and Thresholds*, with a dedicated chapter discussing the application of data visualization in Taiwanese Hakka cultural education (published by Brill). Currently, we are also preparing to promote the Edu-ducer project from the perspective of museum education promotion.