Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Interview by William Urbanski. While there is without question a veritable deluge of media coverage surrounding the coronavirus situation worldwide, most of this information takes a bird’s-eye view. The Gwangju … Read More
Our pride in our alma mater does not go away once we graduate. But in some cases, our families may be “a house divided”.
Gwangju showcases one of its many excellent poets with Yang Kyoonwon’s “Like the Setting Sunlight”.
This month, Birds Korea reaches out to readers with a question: what does wilderness mean to you?
Does eating pork protect you from pollution?
“It made me feel completely powerless.” Harassment effects men and women all over Korea. Find out what “Hollaback” is doing to let victim’s voices be heard and make a change.
The internationally acclaimed play “The Vagina Monologues” is back and bringing with it some welcome additions to the monologues.
When Kim Han-gyeol was a middle school student, she felt like she could not speak her mind. “If I saw a teacher doing some inappropriate action, like ignoring students, I … Read More
