Past Events

KA YA! Korean-American YA Novels & Authors

 Illustration by Subin Yoo Meet the new generation of Korean American young adult novelists. Drawing inspiration from the Korean pop culture they grew up consuming

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Catching the K-Investment Wave in the USA

The United States and South Korea have a well-established “gold standard” Free Trade Agreement.  Now, as international economic relationships are shifting to strategic frameworks and

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Leadership Interview Series

The Korea Society’s ‘Leadership Interview Series’ highlights the roles made by distinguished leaders from the U.S. and Korea in strengthening the multifaceted relationship between the

Artist Talk: Heeseop Yoon

Image courtesy of the artist Although her intricate installations are often so large that they spread over walls onto ceilings and floors, Heeseop Yoon thinks

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Discussion on K-Global Vaccine Hub with Dr. Jerome Kim and Dr. Manki Song

As part of our ‘Korea and Coronavirus Series,’ The Korea Society will again host a conversation with Dr. Jerome Kim, Director General of International Vaccine

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The Comprehensive, Strategic U.S.-Korea Alliance

The Comprehensive, Strategic U.S.-Korea Alliance The Korea Society National Outreach Program The Commerce Club Atlanta – Thursday, July 14, 2022 On July 14, 2022, The

JOHN CHO

Author Photo: Benjo Arwas As one of the first Korean American actors to blaze a unique path through cultural and business barriers into the mainstream,

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Hanbok: Gender, Class and Modernity

Walhwajungin (Lovers Under the Moon) by Shin Yun-Bok (1758-?) Image courtesy of Kansong Art & Culture Foundation Riding the Korean Wave sweeping the world, the

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Armistice Day Salute 2022

Join us for a video tribute to honor the service and sacrifice of Veterans of The Korean War in a program produced in partnership with

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Free Chol Soo Lee: Screening and Q&A

“A powerful indictment of systemic racism and the criminal justice system” – The Chicago Reader “Extraordinarily moving… what documentary filmmaking should strive for” – RogerEbert.com