2019 Summer Cultural Camp

The Korean Resource Center’s 2019 Summer Cultural Camp will introduce children between the ages of 6 to 10 years of age to Korean and Korean American culture through lessons in Poongmool (traditional percussion ensemble) and Pansori (music storytelling) as well as interactive activities and field trips. Registration is now open!

LAT: Trump to block victims of domestic abuse from asylum

Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions has ordered immigration judges to stop granting asylum to most victims of domestic abuse and gang violence, a move that would block tens of thousands of people, especially women, from seeking refuge in America. The attorney general’s decision forms a key part of a broader Trump administration effort to restrict immigration and discourage asylum seekers from coming to the U.S. The administration has also stripped various legal rights from detainees, and has been separating families detained by immigration agents.

모두에게 시민권을: 자전거 국토 종단

민족학교 및 미교협 단체은 “모두에게 시민권” 이라는 이름으로 새롭게 서류미비자, 이민자 청년, 이민자 가정, 입양인 권익 옹호 캠페인을 하나의 주제로 묶고 그 첫 단계로 자전거 국토 종단 투어의 시작을 알립니다. 캠페인의 첫 단계로 북쪽 국경 시애틀에서 남쪽 국경 샌디에고까지, 8월 1일부터 9월 6일까지 “정의를 향한 여정” 자전거 전국 횡단을 추진합니다. 

이번 투어를 통해서 저희의 젊은 리더들은 각 지역 도시 및 농촌 커뮤니티와의 진실된 관계, 아시안 및 이민자 단체들과의 연대, 모든 이를 위한 시민권이라는 목표로 나아가는 정책을 요구할 것입니다. 전 코스 참가와 LA, 오렌지 카운티 인근에서 자전거로 참여, 환영 집회 참여, 기부 후원 등이 가능합니다!

Biking Border to Border to Demand Citizenship for All!

We are proud to announce our new “Citizenship for All” campaign which will be launched through our upcoming, border to border “Journey to Justice” Bike Tour August 2018. To launch the “Citizenship for All” campaign, we will embark on a border to border bike tour under the name “Journey to Justice.” Starting on August 1st, our young leaders and allies will bike from Seattle, Washington and continue on until September 6th where we will end the tour in San Diego, California. Through this campaign, our young leaders will cultivate genuine relationships with the rural and urban communities we will bike to, build coalitions with local immigrant and AAPI organizations, and advocate for policy change that provides a clear pathway to citizenship for all non-citizens. 

가주교육신문 칼럼: 커뮤니티의 일부인 홈리스 주민

(심인보 이사) 트럼프 행정부의 등장과 함께 미국 지성인 사회의 가장 큰 우려는 선정주의 (sensationalism)와 국수주의 (nationalism) 이라고 요약 할 수 있습니다.   무식과 만용을 겸비한 부동산업자가 선동적이고 감정적인 구호로 미국내 양당 정치와 경제분배로 부터 소외된 유권자들에게 반이민, 반인종, 반종교적 구호로 충동하여 미국의 합리성과 정의를 마비시킨 시대로 오늘을 역사가들은 정리할 것입니다.  오늘 미국을 휩쓸고 있는 오류를 앞장서 극복하는 이들이 미래 미국의 진정한 주인이 될 것입니다.

Korea Daily Op-Ed: Towards the next step in the community's growth

(Board member Zu Kim) It was some years ago when my church was located on 6th street in K-town. There were several homeless people living across the church. One of our ‘kwon-sa-nim’ (female elders) boiled eggs for them weekly, and our youth group members occasionally made sandwiches for them. There were at times unexpected moments for the first-time-helpers — the homeless people often refused the food because they just didn’t like it.

Community Forum in OC: 2018 Elections

Our May 31st Community Forum and Discussion is an opportunity to collectively learn about specific issues on this year’s ballot and to build clarity around key propositions impacting ours and surrounding communities so that we can make more informed voting choices. While presidential races are usually the most visible aspect of the U.S. election system, statewide and local ballot measures during midterm and general elections will have the most direct and immediate impact on our local communities. This will be our focus for the evening; however, we hope to build this conversation into the movement for social justice beyond the election cycle.

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