All Legacy Project Videos
Choong Shik Cho
Living through occupation, war, and immigration, Choong Shik Cho built a life grounded in perseverance and ambition. Today, he remains committed to giving back to his community.
Katheryn Kim
Raised in a traditional Korean household, Katheryn Kim’s life took unexpected turns shaped by independence and family. Looking back, she is most proud of the life and love she built.
Mila Konomos
Adopted as an infant, Mila Konomos reflects on grief, identity, and motherhood. Her journey is rooted in creating a stronger sense of belonging for the next generation.
Amanda Assalone
After learning the truth behind her adoption later in life, Amanda Assalone began to reframe her identity on her own terms. Her story is one of acceptance, growth, and community.
Hee Shin Suh
Hee Shin Suh was born to a noble, or yangban, family in 1924 in Jangsu, Jeollabuk-do. Mrs. Suh grew up with hired help and openly shares she wasn’t familiar with household chores when she immigrated to Ohio.
Dr. Kee Ok Cho
Pursuing education despite the constraints of her time, Dr. Kee Ok Cho became a physician shaped by war and resilience. She reflects on her life with gratitude and no regrets.
Kwon Teimchaiyapoom
Raised between cultures, Kwon Teimchaiyapoom began exploring her identity more deeply through her family’s changing connection to Korean culture. Her journey is one of self-discovery and reflection.
Susan Jhin
Caring for her mother through illness, Susan Jhin reflects on love, loss, and being present in life’s most difficult moments. Her story is one of compassion and acceptance.
Nam Young Park
A survivor of war and imprisonment, Nam Young Park’s life spans decades of conflict and resilience. Despite living abroad, he continues to hold Korea as home.
David Shin
Witnessing his family’s struggles shaped David Shin’s path toward success and service. Today, he seeks meaning through giving back to his community.
Dr. Casey Youn
Guided by the philosophy of flowing with life, Dr. Casey Youn has built a career rooted in service and adaptability. His work continues to support and uplift his community.
Hae Jung Lee
After facing personal hardship and loss, Hae Jung Grace Lee continues to navigate life with resilience and self-compassion. Her journey reflects healing and growth.
Sang Hui Juhn
Living through occupation and war, Sang Hui Juhn carries memories of survival and loss that have shaped her life. Her story reflects both resilience and remembrance.
Dona Murphey
Challenging expectations placed on her identity, Dona Kim Murphey built a path grounded in advocacy and science. Her work emphasizes representation and inclusion.
Helen Chang
Turning unexpected moments into opportunity, Helen Chang built a life that spans continents and industries. She proudly embraces her identity as a Korean Texan.
