Odds and (Dead) Ends: The Third Coming

Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters. Welcome to another wholesale liquidation of the half-baked rejects and lowbrow minutiae cluttering my workspace these last six months. In this edition, we’ll first … Read More

The Legends of Yi Sun-shin and His Turtle Ships

Anyone who has been in contact with Korean history for a day has become aware that Admiral Yi Sun-shin is considered to be Korea’s preeminent military hero and his “turtle … Read More

“Thinking Globally, Acting Locally”

Mayor Marte Mjøs Persen Marte Mjøs Persen is the Mayor of the City of Bergen in Norway and has been involved in human rights in one form or another throughout … Read More

People in the Arts: Han Heewon

Interview by Jennis Kang. To enter my drawing room, I pass through four doors: the door to the dark stairs, the iron door to the hall, the door to my … Read More

Addressing Human Rights: From Gwangju to the UN

Interview with Todd Howland Interviewed by Younglee Han. We often confer respect on the basis of the job title one holds without regard to their journey to get there. Mr. … Read More

Organizing a Teaching Conference

AsiaTEFL 2020 Comes to Korea Interview with Dr. Park Joo-Kyung. AsiaTEFL is a large organization of English professionals involved in the field of teaching English as a second or foreign … Read More

You Always Have Access to the Light

Strategies for Peace and Well-Being Written by Cristina Murano. Each of us has our own story, a story that contains our fears, joys, challenges, and memories. We carry this story … Read More

E-2 Visa Requirements and Changes

Written by Katy Clements. I live in Mokpo, which is a port city located southwest of Gwangju. It is a smaller city, and for me, renewing my visa has always … Read More