Small But Strong:
The Kenyan Community in Gwangju is becoming an active, mutually-supportive group, which is slowly growing because of new connections between Kenya and Korea.
Category: Features
The World Human Rights Cities Forum 2015 Slated for May
The 2015 World Human Rights Cities Forum will be held at Kim Daejung Center in Gwangju, May 15th-18th. The forum includes speeches, workshops and discussions.
The Safest Route:
Koreans are critical of the government for not sufficiently guaranteeing their safety when using public transport! Can public pressure help improve safety?
A City and A Company for the Future
The Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) now has its corporate headquarters based in Naju. This brings significant investment & development to South Jeolla!
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.
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!