All Legacy Project Videos
Alexander Kim
Witnessing the impact of the LA riots sparked Alexander Kim’s passion for civic engagement. His career in public service reflects a commitment to strengthening community and representation.
William Oh
A passion for human rights and storytelling led William Oh into community organizing. His work empowers Korean American youth to create meaningful change.
Sukhee Kang
Arriving in the U.S. with limited resources, Sukhee Kang worked his way from sales into public service. His journey led him to become the first Korean American mayor of Irvine.
Sylvia Kim
Discovering her family’s roots in North Korea reshaped Sylvia Kim’s understanding of identity and purpose. Her work now bridges law, innovation, and human rights advocacy.
Charles Youn
Early experiences and family influence shaped Charles Youn’s commitment to civic engagement. His work continues to impact his community.
Baik Kyu Kim
Through years in the grocery business and community leadership, Baik Kyu Kim recognized the need for stronger representation. He encourages others to step into leadership roles.
Jannie Chung - Part 1
A sudden phone call on Christmas Day changed everything for Jannie Chung and her family. She recalls the loss of her father and the memories surrounding that moment.
Jannie Chung - Part 2
A moment of discipline at home led to life-altering consequences for Jannie Chung and her family. She reflects on how that experience reshaped their lives forever.
Jannie Chung - Part 3
Faced with her brother’s spiraling behavior, Jannie Chung’s family took a drastic step in hopes of saving him. She reflects on the impact of that decision and its lasting effects.
Jannie Chung - Part 4
What began as a routine moment quickly turned into an emergency when Jannie Chung went into labor months too early. She shares the story of her son’s premature birth with honesty and vulnerability.