All Legacy Project Videos
AJ Valente
Working behind the scenes, AJ Valente has helped shape KoreanAmericanStory.org through design, editing, and storytelling. Though Filipino American, he connects deeply with the universal themes of family and community.
Julian Kim
Drawing from his own upbringing as a cleaner’s kid, Julian Kim brought authenticity to his film Happy Cleaners. His journey reflects the challenges and uncertainty of pursuing a creative path.
Jessica Park
Growing up as a deli owner’s daughter, Jessica Park witnessed firsthand the sacrifices behind her family’s livelihood. She now navigates her own path in digital media while honoring those roots.
Vivian Lee
From serving ice cream in her father’s shop to becoming a broadcast journalist, Vivian Lee followed a dream she held since childhood. Her career reflects determination and passion for storytelling.
Ohn Choe
A finance professional rooted in New York, Ohn Choe reflects on identity and representation in corporate spaces. His involvement with KoreanAmericanStory.org has deepened his connection to community.
Yuri Doolan
Piecing together his family’s past led Yuri Doolan into a career in Asian American history. His work explores identity, migration, and the stories often left untold.
Ji-Yeon Yuh
Guided by early lessons from her mother, Ji-Yeon Yuh developed a deep interest in immigrant communities. Her work continues to shape the field of Asian American Studies.
Soong-Chan Rah
Raised by a single mother who worked tirelessly to support her family, Soong-Chan Rah reflects on faith, sacrifice, and forgiveness. His story is deeply rooted in family and resilience.
Daniel Chung
Learning to navigate challenges on his own from a young age, Daniel Chung built a life dedicated to helping others. His work supports North Korean defectors seeking safety and stability.