Over the past four months, 16 Youth Ambassadors in New York and Los Angeles have embarked on a journey of self-exploration and intercultural-leadership development that
Photo courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration The focus of the 2013 Spring Conference was how best to teach Korean History to English
Artist and Calligrapher Sungsook Hong Setton visited five schools in the greater New York area to introduce students to the art of Korean calligraphy and
Untitled document The Korea Society is pleased to announce that Project Bridge is now accepting applications for prospective Youth Ambassadors for the year
Thirty educators participated in the extensive course entitled Arts & Culture of Korea: 1392-1910. These New York area teachers explored the arts and daily life
Application Deadline: August 18, 2013 (Postmarked) The Korea Society is pleased to announce its 18th annual Fall Fellowship in Korean Studies program to be
The Korea Society often hosts a series of cultural activities geared towards family engagement. Lunar New Year Festival, the major holiday in Korea, will introduce
The Korean Studies department introduces art, literature and diplomacy to NYC schools. We offer a wide range of engaging activities to students from elementary through
Each summer, a group of New York City teachers participate in a six-day Korea workshop. These brief sessions serve to inspire teachers with Korea-focused lesson
Each year, The Korea Society offers two one-day conferences to K-12 educators in the greater New York City area, on a specific topic such as
