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Photos courtesy of Gwangju Women Link On March 8, people around the world will celebrate the annual International Women’s Day. While originally turn-of-the-20th-century day of commemoration for female garment workers … Read More
Gwangju Universiade welcomes students and athletes from over 100 countries, and aims to promote the development of friendship and sportsmanship through sports.
Toronto Deputy Mayor Pam McConnell is a strong advocate for equality and overcoming poverty. She promotes the concept of building strong supportive communities.
Maria Lisak discusses the benefits of meditation and how it can help with everyday stresses.
Meet Nuribi, the Universiade’s official mascot!
Gwangju is celebrating its designation as a 2014 East Asia Culture City. Meet the man who is making it happen.
Where to go? Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Taiwan all looked like good destinations. I just couldn’t decide. I contacted some friends that teach English in Tokyo and they said they would give me a place to stay. So that settled it, destination Tokyo, Japan. But on the map that I had in front of me I noticed something along the way… Hiroshima.
It is the first time in the history of sports competition in Korea that the Athletes’ Village will be built through a reconstruction project. The project is attracting attention from Korea and abroad as a means of reducing the budget and revitalizing a dilapidated urban area.
