Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Photos courtesy of Mokpo Language Exchange Mokpo residents have an excellent communications resource at the North Town Café, in Hadang, behind Formo Cube. Every Wednesday evening, the Mokpo Language Exchange … Read More
Korean children motivate Gwangju’s Adopt-A-Child for Christmas – Gwangju (ACC) volunteers to give generously, as they have this month and every year since 2010. Sarah Hale, current ACC President, … Read More
On Gwangju International Community Day last October, I was soaked not only because of the rain, but also with happiness and gratitude all day standing under the awning of the … Read More
Shilpa Rani talks about her great passion for stories and the joy she gets from volunteering, reading books to children, with the KONA Storybook Center.
Globalisation isn’t just for businesses; it stretches through to culture, people and religions. Further your understanding on how Muslim fits into the Korea lifestyle.
Cricket is an emerging sport in Korea, but for the Bengladeshi students of Gwangju, it’s a way to continue their national pastime in their adopted country.
This month’s Right to the City highlights the “Clean Gwangju” campaign which is already making a difference and making people more aware of the trash problem.
Based on Christian missionary principles, the Gwangju African Community strives to retain African identity in their adopted home.
