Rosa Chang, co-founder of KASEC, has spent decades advocating for culturally competent care for individuals with developmental disabilities. Her work reflects a lifelong commitment to community awareness, empathy, and systemic change.

Joy Kim’s journey from a rural Korean village to becoming a leading figure in Korean Studies librarianship is a testament to perseverance and intellectual passion. Her legacy continues through her contributions to preserving Korean American history.

Sue Park-Hur explores how intergenerational trauma, faith, and history shaped her path as a peacebuilder. Through ReconciliAsian, she works to transform conflict into healing within communities.

After facing physical and emotional struggles as an immigrant, Gwang-hun Kim found purpose in traditional Korean medicine. He now serves his community through healing and volunteer care.

Urban planner Lauren Kim reflects on identity, belonging, and designing spaces that foster joy and inclusivity. Her work is driven by a desire to reimagine community-centered environments.

Dr. Brandon Oh shares his path to practicing traditional medicine in Los Angeles, fulfilling a childhood dream. He advocates for holistic care and finding joy through serving others.

Dr. Junwoo Kim blends Eastern and Western approaches to medicine, focusing on whole-body healing. He speaks on the challenges and future of traditional medicine in the U.S.

From farmer to pastor to beekeeper, Sion Kim reflects on a life shaped by faith, resilience, and reinvention. He emphasizes the importance of health, mindset, and purpose in later life.

Han Jik Kim shares his journey into traditional Korean medicine, guided by curiosity and a desire to understand the human body holistically. His work bridges philosophy, healing, and community care.

June Lee, Executive Director of KCCEB, is dedicated to empowering immigrant communities through service and advocacy. Her work focuses on creating meaningful, lasting impact at both individual and community levels.

Pat Lee recounts building a life and business in Oakland as part of the early Korean immigrant community. Her story highlights resilience, entrepreneurship, and the power of community support.

Kevin Yoo reflects on his journey from rural Korea to a decades-long career in real estate. His story captures the determination and adaptability of first-generation immigrant entrepreneurs.

Entrepreneur and former athlete Alex Hahn shares his path from Korea to building a business in the U.S. He emphasizes community, perseverance, and redefining success beyond wealth.

Joanna Kim Selby recounts a life shaped by war, migration, and service. Her journey reflects resilience and a lifelong commitment to helping others.

From wartime Japan to building a new life in the United States, Yonsuk Dallas reflects on loss, resilience, and the unexpected connections that shaped her journey. She expresses deep gratitude for the community that supported her and encourages future generations to stay rooted in their heritage.

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.

Kevin Kreider reflects on identity, adoption, and overcoming self-doubt in the spotlight. Today, he uses his platform to advocate for mental health, representation, and self-acceptance.

Stephen Park shares his experiences confronting racism in Hollywood and beyond, from early activism to speaking out on set. His story is one of courage, integrity, and pushing for systemic change.

Charlotte Koh traces her path from consulting to becoming a top executive in the film industry. She emphasizes authenticity and purpose as guiding forces in building a meaningful career.