In Search of the Gwangju Spirit
Written by Lee Suk Pei The Project: Gwangju Dark Tour After completing our very first project on the Goryeo-in Village in the Gwangsan District, for our second project our team … Read More
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Kaia Vereide: Activism Beyond Bases and Borders
At 31 years of age, Kaia Vereide’s blazing experience for human rights and peace activism became entrenched in her college years. Kaia volunteered for faith-based groups in the U.S. before voyaging into the Land of the Morning Calm.
10 Years of Making Waves
This April 1, 2019, GFN, or the Gwangju Foreign Language Network, celebrates its 10 year anniversary.
The Footpath
Written by Saul Latham I rise at eleven. Outside it’s snowing. Another day and night on the bike, killing it on the roads, getting hungry children their chicken. Meanwhile, mum’s … Read More
Behind South Korea’s Vibrant Democracy Today
Written and photographed by Praveen Kumar Yadav South Korea’s democracy today shares equally great contributions from different parts of the country and people from different walks of life. The country’s … Read More
Morning in the Market
Written and photographed by Sarah Pittman There’s something about the quietness of a market in the morning that reminds me of walking down Main Street in Disneyland before the park … Read More
“I Still Don’t Know How to Be a Normal Person”: Review of Convenience Store Woman
Written by Kristy Dolson It may surprise you to know, readers, that I consider myself to be something of a social outcast. I have spent the majority of my life … Read More
Ori-Tang: Spicy Duck Soup
Written by Joe Wabe March is the start of spring in Korea. We leave behind the freezing weather and embrace warmer and more colorful days. But with this change also … Read More