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They left South Korea for the American Dream. Now their children are moving back.
By Jessie Yeung and Jake Kwon, CNN CNN — Growing up in North Carolina, Kevin Lambert knew he was different from his White peers. The Korean features he inherited from his mother stood out, and he “always felt outcast, always felt outside.” “All my childhood, in the ’80s and ‘90s, all I got was: ‘Hey, are you Chinese? Do […]
270 mixed families learn about Korean laws in first half of 2023
By Nam Hyun-woo More than 270 multicultural family members learned about Korean laws and regulations through tailored education programs run by the Ministry of Government Legislation in the first half of this year. According to the ministry, Sunday, the education programs were offered in 15 multicultural family centers and other institutions in Seoul, Sejong, Guri in Gyeonggi Province and Asan […]
Welcome to our New Home!
Whatever has brought you here, welcome home! ISKA is a support group of women who have made relationships with Koreans. Started in 2000 in Seoul, Korea, it was founded by foreign women who were and are married to Koreans. Love, courtship, and eventually marriages were mostly part of post-Seoul Olympics relationships, an event brought forth by South Korea’s drive for […]