Gwangju Becomes a Creative City
Gwangju and Busan were both designated as UNESCO Creative Cities on December 1st in Paris.
Category: Features
Breathing Life Into an Old Tradition: The Korean Flute
Kwang Chun-soo is keeping a humble Korean tradition alive as he crafts the flute. He believes there are life lessons we can learn from concentration & passion.
International Children and Enrollment in Korean Public Schools
The public school system in Korea can be tricky to navigate when you’re a foreigner. Learn about two Gwangju parents who overcame the obstacles.
“He stoppeth one of three”: Surveying the Remnants of Wild Korea
Dr. Nial Moores, from Birds Korea, has been traveling across Korea to study wildlife. He shares his observations during his time travels on the peninsula.
The Man Behind the Flowers
Hampyeong Ecological Park is an amazing place to visit, thanks to their botanical officer, Kim Taek-gon! Kim shares his enthusiasm for the park and his job!
Korea’s Fighting Spirit
Kicking off our new Human Rights Column with a reflection on engaging with Korea’s social movements
Sewol Ferry Disaster Aftermath
The memory of the Sewol Ferry Disaster remains raw. The Gwangju Citizen Sangju Group is committed to raising awareness for a safer society,
The 5.18 Memorial
The Gwangju May 18 Uprising set the stage for Democracy and equality in South Korea