Jung Won Jung has spent over two decades supporting survivors of domestic violence through advocacy and outreach. Her work empowers individuals toward independence and self-worth.

Jeehae Fischer shares the vital, multifaceted work of KAFSC, from crisis support to long-term empowerment for survivors and immigrant families. Her story is a call for community care, persistence, and collective responsibility.

From post-war Korea to building a life in Houston, Terry Sa Yoon’s journey is rooted in resilience and service. Today, she dedicates her work to supporting others in need within her community.

Learning of his family’s ties to Korea’s independence movement reshaped Alex Chang’s understanding of legacy. His work today is dedicated to preserving and sharing Korean American histories.

After career setbacks, Frank Nam chose to pursue purpose over expectation. His journey reflects identity, passion, and a commitment to community work.