V-Day Gwangju (The Vagina Monologues)
This V-Day, join the global movement to stop violence against women and support the MMRP’s production of “The Vagina Monologues.” Find out how to get involved or see the show here.
Category: Features
Right to the City: After an Assault
Crime seems very rare in South Korea and Gwangju feels safe, but it does happen and sometimes our community is hurt. Read about one expat’s experience.
Are the Good Times Gone for Native English Teachers?
This article explores the new climate for native English teachers in Korea and its potential outcomes.
Go East, Young Man:
Pioneer Educator Dr. David Shaffer reflects on his considerable time in Gwangju: from the 70’s in an undeveloped city to Professor at Chosun University!
A Place to Call Home: Sung Bin Girls Home
Sung Bin Girls Home is an established Gwangju group home that works closely with the international community to create a positive living environment for girls.
Sewol Update March 2015
Latest Sewol news includes a national march, “Please Come Back Home on Friday” book tour and a fight over the delay of the special investigation committee.
SALT: A New Gallery of Art, Experimental Music, and Culture
In September 2014, Johan Ahn opened SALT, an art gallery in Gwangju and a new, cultural hangout in a less popular neighborhood.
Jeolla: Koreans’ Bridge to the Past?
Jeolla is a province of booming economy as well as traditional Korean culture.