Letters to My Hometown: Jun Family

Gil Sung Jun is joined by his daughter, Grace, for a conversation on how love is transmitted and received within families burdened with traumatic histories of war.

Jae Hee Jun

Jae Hee Jun was born in a small rural village in South Chungcheong Province called Mongiya shortly before the outbreak of the Korean War.

Gil Sung Jun

Gil Sung Jun was born in 1947 in South Hamgyong. When he was only two years old, his father, an underground resistance leader, was captured and killed by North Korean secret police.

Job Openings

We’re Hiring! Korean American Story is currently seeking to hire an operations & project manager, and events planner. Korean American Story is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to capture, preserve and share stories of the Korean American experience. We started in 2010 with our first series, Legacy Project, with the goal of documenting stories of first-generation Korean Americans who immigrated in the 1970s and 1980s. The organization has expanded to capture stories across generations and communities, as well as producing community events like ROAR Story Slam and our annual gala. We value storytelling as a way to humanize our experiences while celebrating the diversity of our community, and we are looking to hire an Operations & Project Manager and Events Manager to join our team.

Queer Joy in Conversation: Dr. Su Pak & Sung Park

Dr. Su Yon Pak and Mudang Sung Park share the story of how they met, the philosophies that guide their work and identity, and how seemingly ordinary people—which both Su and Sung insist they are—leave legacies of hope and perseverance for the generations that follow.

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To capture, create, preserve and share
the stories of the Korean American experience
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Legacy Project

To capture, create, preserve and share the stories of the Korean American experience by supporting and promoting storytelling

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