They’re here! Our very first Koreatown Storytelling Program publication is hot off the presses!

Koreatown Storytelling Program is the proud recipient of a $50,000 Project Innovation 2021 grant from NBC4 and Telemundo 52!

Once again, the amazing @mama_losangeles revived a beloved #KTown institution, bringing back @beverlysoontofu_la for ONE DAY ONLY.

Koreatown Storytelling Program is the proud recipient of a $50,000 Project Innovation 2021 grant from NBC4 and Telemundo 52!

KYCC is a proud recipient of the Humanities for All Quick Grant from California Humanities for KYCC’s intergenerational Koreatown Storytelling Program (KSP).

KYCC is a proud recipient of the Humanities for All Quick Grant from California Humanities for KYCC’s intergenerational Koreatown Storytelling Program (KSP).

Koreatown Storytelling Program is partnering with @lapubliclibrary and the @jamuseum to discuss George Takei’s incredible graphic novel THEY CALL US ENEMY.

Once again, the amazing @mama_losangeles revived a beloved #KTown institution, bringing back @beverlysoontofu_la for ONE DAY ONLY.

KYCC’s #koreatownstorytelling program and @bcdtofuhouse are partnering for the month of January to bring weekly hot #soondubu meals to our #koreatown elders at St. James Manor. So touched by the generosity and community spirit of #OGBCD on #KoreanAmericanDay.

Online school, orange juice and coffee!

Für Elise, PowerPuff Girls, Coffeeshops and Driving Lessons

“Koreatown is still changing…however, because of this virus, the character of our community might disappear.”

“I felt like a rebel going against the rules, but you know, we all need it sometimes.”

“It is more concerning during COVID because the kids aren’t being seen, so if they get hurt, no one’s there to call.”

I’m suffocating. The lockdown caught me by surprise; when I first heard about it I felt like I was living in a dream fabricated by Yorgos Lanthimos. Everything was still here—just now slightly tilted left. My personal unease left me grasping for distractions, hoping everything will calm down in two weeks. I have always dreamt of when classes would be out for the day. I’m beginning to regret dreaming for it.

“Throughout this time of quarantine, I realized that living in self-isolation reconnects you with your mind and family, and prevents more people from getting the virus.”