“I miss the classes that I went in loudly with my friends, the air that our lunch table had, and the soccer field where my friends and I played after eating lunch.”

Fluorescent Adolescent

Koreatown Dreaming is a photobook documenting the stories of 40 Korean-American small businesses and establishments in Koreatown, Los Angeles.

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

I feel like I’m floating. Nothing has consequences or structure, and I guess that’s good sometimes. I don’t really know.

Mom went back to work today, which sucks. It was nice to have her home for a little while. I never get to see her otherwise. So that’s one good thing that’s happened since the lockdown.

Fluorescent Adolescent

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.