The K-Town Atlas is a collection of maps that document the history and culture of Los Angeles’ Koreatown, Macarthur Park, and Pico-Union neighborhoods.
KSP 2026-27: “What is Perception?”
Somatic Self-Inquiry and Intergenerational Repair
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On Sunday, June 28, KSP welcomed environmental science educator Diana Martinez for an urban nature walk through K-Town. Our group met at Liberty Park, where we explored the Koreatown ecosystem together, from the land we inhabit to the wildlife living among us. Almost immediately, our group spotted three hawks! Diana located the birds of prey on top of the Radio Korea building, where they like to hunt.
On Saturday, June 13, KSP welcomed Lupita and Luz of Ohtli Yollotl Curanderismo Collective for an Indigenous Plant Medicine Workshop. The group gathered around a table displaying dried herbs and got hands-on with six healing plants: rose, lavender, chamomile, rosemary, basil, and lemon balm.