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Tiki-Taka: Ways of Seeing Beyond Architecture with Design

Join us for this thought-provoking exploration of how both global and local emerging issues can be deconstructed, explored, challenged, and recontextualized through the distinct lenses

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A Look at Korea as a Frog Outside the Well — An Outsider’s Perspective on Korean History

  Join us and explore with Prof. Mark Peterson the ideas advanced in his most recent book, Views of Korean History by a Frog Outside

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Project Bridge

2025-2026 New York City Youth Ambassadors at The Korea Society Posing with the Society’s Exhibition Dyadic | Annette Hur & Hayoon Jay Lee The Project

Korea-America Student Conference Final Forum

Join us for the Korea–America Student Conference (KASC) Final Forum which is being co-hosted by The Korea Society and the International Student Conferences (ISC). ISC

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Project Bridge Youth Ambassador 30th Anniversary Celebration

Come join us to celebrate the longest running education Program offered at the Society, the Project Bridge Youth Ambassador Project Program. The Program began in

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2025-2026 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS

2025-2026 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS Nadia Allahmorad    Junior at Francis Lewis High School.   I was born and raised in Queens and am

2024-2025 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS

2024-2025 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS Nathaly Collahuazo   Senior at MESA Charter High School   Born and raised in Brooklyn, I come from an

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2022-2023 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS

2022-2023 NYC PROJECT BRIDGE YOUTH AMBASSADORS Bianna Chen   Millennium High School   I grew up in Manhattan and Brooklyn for most of my life

Sijo: Korea’s Poetry Form

Join us as Lucy Park, Sejong Cultural Society Executive Director, and Elizabeth Jorgensen, writer and educator at Arrowhead High School in Wisconsin, share their insights

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“Queerness” as an Embodied and Critical Approach to Korean Studies with Todd Henry

Join us as Dr. Todd A. Henry, Associate Professor in the Department of History and affiliate faculty member of Critical Gender Studies, Science Studies, and

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