A life shaped by global experiences led Hyun Joon Lee into medicine and nonprofit work. She now focuses on creating lasting impact through health and community initiatives.

From working unpaid in kitchens to becoming an executive chef, Jae Lee built his career through persistence. His work is inspired by his family’s immigrant journey and passion for food.

Discovering a creative path she never expected, Jean Lee built a career as an artist agent after working in editorial. Her journey reflects exploration and redefining success.

With dreams of becoming a scientist, Mickie Choi came to the U.S. to pursue her Ph.D. Her journey is shaped by faith, resilience, and navigating life as a single parent after profound loss.

Using modeling as a way to challenge stereotypes, Joey Kim carved out a multifaceted career across fitness and medicine. His journey reflects representation and self-definition.

Jean Kim passed away on July 3, 2021. Born in 1935 in what is now North Korea, Jean Kim lived through the Japanese occupation and the Korean War.

Jean Kim passed away on July 3, 2021. Born in 1935 in what is now North Korea, Jean Kim lived through the Japanese occupation and the Korean War.

A chance phone call led Lynn Richards-Noyer to reconnect with her birth family in an unexpected way. Her journey reflects healing, friendship, and finding support through community.

From moments of doubt to becoming a prominent media personality, Ellie Lee’s journey reflects persistence and growth. She shares the realities behind building a career as a woman of color in media.

Navigating identity as both a Korean adoptee and a gay man, Alex Myung Wager reflects on belonging and self-acceptance. His journey continues as he considers reconnecting with his birth family.

Feeling like an outsider growing up, Nellie Sung began exploring her identity through travel and volunteer work in Korea. Her journey reflects connection, curiosity, and unexpected reunions.

As a Korean adoptee, Lee-Ann Hanham navigated identity and belonging on her own terms. Today, she reflects on family, motherhood, and community.

Looking back as both a son and a father, Seungjin Lee reflects on the sacrifices his father made for their family. His story highlights the weight and meaning of generational struggle.

Looking back as both a son and a father, Seungjin Lee reflects on the sacrifices his father made for their family. His story highlights the weight and meaning of generational struggle.

Growing up with immigrant parents, Donnie Kwak developed a voice at the intersection of culture and media. His work reflects identity, storytelling, and personal growth.

Arriving in the U.S. with hopes of financial success, Myung Sook Cha instead faced unexpected hardships. Her journey reflects perseverance and a quiet determination to keep moving forward.

Enduring years of bullying and isolation, Michael Pulliam faced deep struggles with identity and mental health. His story reflects survival, strength, and confronting pain.

Growing up in a strained household, Meg Campbell found grounding through her relationship with her sisters. Her story reflects resilience and the importance of connection.

After decades of physically demanding work, Duk Sun Chang reflects on sacrifice and hardship. Despite challenges, he takes pride in the lives his daughters have built.