Grantee Partners

A micro-grant to support an immersive installation exploring the identities of Korean adoptees in Denmark.

A micro-grant to support an exhibition and workshops in Asheville reinterpreting Korean wish-making traditions through light and technology.

A micro-grant to support research sharing South Korea's experience of Global Citizenship Education with the international education community.

A micro-grant to support recipe workshops and a collective publication with Korean and Asian diaspora communities in New York.

To support the second year of NEST, an annual visiting scholar teaching residency at Lund University that nurtures the next generation of Korean Studies scholars and strengthens the field's visibility in the Nordic region.

To support a Model United Nations (MUN)-inspired simulation course that engages students from Finland and the Nordic/Baltic countries in the study of Korea through a fictive international crisis in East Asia involving the Korean peninsula.

To support the 15th Korean Film Festival Frankfurt, Germany's largest Korean film festival, screening approximately 35 Korean films alongside Korea Culture Day, a public program introducing contemporary Korean culture to a German audience.

To support Janchi, an annual Korean culture festival in Copenhagen that introduces Korean culture to the local Danish community.

Empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through monthly art workshops and cultural storytelling

To provide HKU and CUHK graduate art students and emerging professionals with opportunities to visit Frieze/Kiaf Seoul and engage directly with Korean contemporary art institutions.