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When the Dream Job Isn’t Yours Anymore
“Do What You Love” Is Not an Asian Motto. It Should Be.
Jun 6


I Built a Career My Family Could Be Proud Of.Then I Burned It Down.
When a Dream Job Becomes a Detour: How I Found My Way Back to My Words
May 29


Discovering the Meaning of 인연 (Inyeon): A Universal Story of Human and Spiritual Connection
Scene from the movie PAST LIVES (2023) Some feelings can’t be neatly translated into other languages. They’re woven into the way a people...
May 28


Is This Grief Only Ours? Remembering Han and the Trauma We Inherited
I didn’t grow up knowing what Han was.But I felt it. A heaviness in my father’s silences. A sharpness in his sadness. Whispers between...
May 22


Faith in Exile: How Christianity Helped My Korean Patriot Ancestors Resist Empire
By Grace Hahn Great-granddaughter of Lee Geon-se and granddaughter of Han Jong-weon, patriots of Korea’s Independence Movement The Lee...
May 20


Remembering Korean Shamanism
A Personal Journey Through Faith, Silence, and Ancestral Memory A Korean shaman performs a traditional gut ritual, adorned in vibrant and...
May 20


Threads of Defiance: Hanbok and Korea’s Independence Movement
The word hanbok (한복) combines “han” (한), meaning “Korean,” and “bok” (복), meaning “clothing.” Although the term itself emerged in the 19th century, the tradition of distinctively Korean dress stretches back much further.
May 19


Exploring Seodaemun Prison: A Journey Through Korea's Dark History
We Koreans Must Always Remember the Reasons We Became Gyopo. Statue outside Seodaemun represents the March 1st Movement (Samil Undong)...
May 19
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