Through family conversations, Jeong Ae Choi reflects on marriage, immigration, and building a life in America. Her story bridges generations.

After overcoming financial struggles and moments of despair, Chong Taek An rebuilt his life through faith. His journey reflects resilience and perseverance.

Balancing physical labor and emotional strain, Namsun Lee reflects on supporting her family while navigating life as a pastor’s wife. What began as overwhelming anxiety ultimately became a turning point that reshaped her perspective.

Building one of New York’s first Korean BBQ trucks, Eddie Song turned an idea into a successful business. His journey reflects innovation and ambition.

Grace K. 금순 Lee passed on May 4, 2025. Ms. Lee was interviewed by her daughter, Marie Myong-Ok Lee, for our Legacy Project series, released on November 12th, 2015.

Jannie Chung explains why she shares her story with others—sentiments that capture the essence of our organization.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Raised by a widowed mother who faced social stigma, Han Sung Park reflects on sacrifice and strength. Her journey is shaped by family and resilience.

Living through occupation, war, and immigration, Sungdo Park reflects on a life shaped by historic upheaval. His journey is rooted in survival and building a better future for his children.

Building her career in the culinary world, Esther Choi blends tradition with modern creativity. Her work reflects culture, identity, and passion for food.

A celebrated ceramic artist, Yi Yoon-shin reflects on her childhood, creative journey, and the life she built through her work. Her conversation with her daughter reveals both pride and reflection.

Growing up as adoptees, Jack McGovern and Noah Sinangil navigated identity across cultures. Through Sejong Camp, they found community and now support others on similar journeys.

When her child came out as transgender, Clara Yoon chose love and acceptance. Her story reflects the power of support, understanding, and unconditional care.

In a candid conversation with her daughter, June Oh reflects on a life that unfolded differently than she once imagined. Her story explores sacrifice, motherhood, identity, and the quiet desires she still holds.

Coming from different backgrounds but shared origins, Minjung Kim and Emily Lynch reflect on identity, beauty standards, and growing up Korean. Their conversation explores both contrast and connection.

Arriving in New York as a young immigrant, Lila Lee built a life through perseverance and hard work. She reflects on early struggles, financial challenges, and the decision to make the United States her home.