Leading the Fight Against Socioeconomic Inequalities: Interview with Barcelona’s Aida Guillén Lanzarote

Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographs courtesy of Aida Guillén Lanzarote   The World Human Rights Cities Forum, taking place here in Gwangju from October 18–21 at the Kim Daejung Convention … Read More

South Korea’s Obligation to Refugees

Written by Praveen Kumar Yadav One chilly January morning this year, a 25-year-old lady landed at Incheon International Airport. She had a narrow escape from prosecution by the Thai government. … Read More

Yun Dongju and His Poetry

Text and poetry translation by David E. Shaffer Yun Dongju (윤동주) is one of Korea’s best-loved poets, as well as one of its shortest-lived (1917–1945). Born into a Christian family … Read More

A Delightful Palate Cleanser: The Girl Who Saved the King of Sweden by Jonas Jonasson

Written by Kristy Dolson   Now that this record-breaking summer is winding down, let us ease into autumn with a book that is simply delightful. The Girl Who Saved the … Read More

Jupiter’s Moon

Written by Lee Suk Pei   Jupiter has 67 known moons orbiting around it, and one of them happens to have a saltwater ocean under its icy surface that is … Read More

Drone Shots of Jeollanam-do

Traveling to new places and capturing good moments is my favorite hobby, and I try to enjoy it whenever I have free time. I try to explore new places and … Read More

Unusual Chuseok Holidays of the Past

Written by Cho Namhee   According to the lunar calendar, this year the 15th day of the 8th lunar month (Chuseok Day) falls on September 24, and as a consequence, … Read More

Things to Do for Teacher Development

Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer For more than a quarter of a century, Jack Richards has been a marquee name in the field of English language teaching (ELT) methodology, … Read More