Casey Lartigue, Jr. manages a blog on the Korea Times named Workable Words. Read three posts made this week by Casey, Chae-yeon Lee, and one of FSI’s Keynote Speakers Myeong-hee Kim. ‘From awareness to action: advocating for North Korean human rights’ April 29, 2024, Chae-yeon Lee Casey Lartigue, Jr. recently created a petition for Western
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On April 13, 2024, FSI held their 19th “I am from North Korea” English speech contest at Harvard University, the first to be held internationally since the first contest in 2015. FSI’s speech contest was featured in 9 unique articles and reports (a full list is available at the bottom). FSI’s 19th speech contest featured
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We are excited to announce our upcoming refugee memoir by Sharon Jang, Girl with Black Makeup. The e-book will be available on Amazon on March 31st (U.S. Eastern Standard Time) and April 1st (Korea Standard Time). Sharon joined FSI in 2015 and gave her first speech at the British Embassy of Seoul in 2015. She
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On March 2, 2024, FSI co-founders Eunkoo Lee and Casey Lartigue, Jr. held a workshop on North Korean human rights titled “Why hasn’t there be a revolution in North Korea?” at the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Alumni of Color Conference (AOCC). In this workshop, Lee and Lartigue were also joined by Jisung Lee, author
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