Education Blues Pt. 3: A Deported English Teacher
Some English-ed institutions were recently raided by the Korean government. Here's the story of a deported English teacher who worked at one of them.
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KÉ Interview: Meet a Man Who Farms Your Abalone
So-called 3D jobs -- dirty, dangerous and difficult -- are increasingly performed by foreign workers. Meet one who came to harvest abalone so beloved here.
KÉ Interview: Building an App to Engage Young People in Politics
Young South Koreans are savvy at technology, and political consciousness is blooming. Combine them and you get a political news app for and by young people.
KÉ Interview: Singing Against Homophobia
What is it like singing as a lesbian chorus member in South Korea? We talked to a singer on fighting homophobia, just before the Asia Queer Choral Festival.
KÉ Interview: Young Pioneers for New Kind of Sex Ed
Sex education in South Korean schools is scant. But now new media startup Woori is on a mission to sate curiosity and create an open, enjoyable sex culture.