社團法人臺東縣卑南族民族自治事務促進發展協會(簡稱卑促會)於2012 年6 月由卑南族八社十部落共同成立，其創設的目的，就是為要成就「卑南民族自治」，因此它首先就肩負起卑南族十部落的溝通平臺，同時亦是代表卑南族對外正式發聲的窗口，特別是面對族群公義及權益問題時，會團結卑南族十部落共同面對。

本會自2012 年為辦理「 Pinuyumayan 卑南族花環部落學校」，向臺東縣政府承租舊時美農國小校區為營運基地。期盼依此為中心，強化落實卑南族語言、文化的傳承與發展，還原以部落為主的教育現場，找回部落教育權。校區空間相當寬闊，與卑南族各部落均可於三十分鐘之內車程 到達。故本會近年來常以營隊方式安排遊程體驗，並與卑南族十部落連結，讓參與之遊客在活潑的營隊活動中，體驗卑南族的生活文化。

目前，卑促會更開始朝向其他領域發展，如休閒旅遊產業、藝術產業等，試圖透過不同領域的合作與碰撞，產生新的想像，作為未來卑南族各項民族事務發展之基石。 

      The Taitung County Pinuyumayan Ethnic Autonomy Promotion and Development Association was established in June 2012 by the combined efforts of eight societies and ten villages of the Pinuyumayan tribe (Katratripulr Village, Kasavakan Village, Likavung Village, Tamalakaw Village, A’lripay Village, Mulivelivek Village, Danadanaw Village, Pinaski Village, Pinuyumayan Village, and Papulu Village). The association was founded with the aim of achieving "Pinuyumayan ethnic autonomy." As such, it serves as the communication platform for the ten Pinuyumayan villages and acts as their official voice; especially when addressing issues related to ethnic justice and rights, the association unites the ten villages in their collective response. 

      Since 2012, the association has managed the "Pinuyumayan Garland Tribal School” by leasing the former Meinong Elementary School campus from the Taitung County Government as its operational base. The school aims to strengthen the preservation and development of the Pinuyumayan language and culture, restore a tribal-centric educational environment and reclaim tribal educational rights. The campus is spacious and conveniently located within a thirty-minute drive from all Pinuyumayan villages. In recent years, the association has organized experiential camps and tours, connecting with the ten Pinuyumayan villages and allowing visitors to engage with Pinuyumayan culture through dynamic camp activities.

Currently, the association is expanding into other fields such as leisure tourism and the arts industry. We aim to foster collaboration and innovation across diverse domains, laying the groundwork for the future development of various Pinuyumayan tribal affairs.