2014 Annual Report Table of Contents
2014 Annual Report Table of Contents
Greetings 3
Saejowi Philosophy 4
History 5
Projects 9
2014 Highlights 11
2014 Financial Report 28
Our Supporters 29
Warmhearted Volunteers 31
Funding Saejowi 32 3
Greetings
We have successfully wrapped up 2014 with your support and the assistance of volunteers once again. We thank you heartily for not hesitating to support Saejowi's efforts to help North Korean re-settlers settle down successfully and continue working toward Unification. We publish Saejowi’s annual report in the hopes that more people would join us in our collective effort to create a unified Korea for the sake of our nation's unity and harmony.
The main projects of 2014 were: Medical Assistance to North Korean re-settlers, Re-Settler Counselors Training, the awareness-raising program "I Love You Unification", Sexual Violence Counselors Training, Life Coaching Classes, North-South Coordinators Training, and the SNS initiative (The Unification Train), among others. Saejowi is not only supporting North Korean re-settlers' successful resettlement but also expanding our movement in order to make Unification a nationally supported "Happy Unification".
People often worry that our lives after Unification will be more difficult than before Unification. A Unified Korea will indeed introduce new burdens, but it will also bring gains so substantial that they will offset the costs. We will be able to eliminate division administration costs, increase living space, expand the size of our economy, benefit from a unified wholesome cultural heritage, and improve our national image. Just as our nation has been continuing our five thousand years of history, life post-Unification may be difficult for a while, but a prepared Unification will certainly present us with a brighter future.
The most critical but formidable step in Unification is unifying the two peoples. However, thanks to re-settlers, we can experience and practice Unification beforehand, and these re-settlers can play a significant role in bridging North and South Koreans. Re-settlers are the cornerstones of a bright unified future. Saejowi therefore continues to assist in their settlement, in the hopes that their successful settlement will contribute to the strength of a unified Korea.
Thank you for your continued support throughout our 26 years of history. Yours and volunteers' enduring support and attention give us a new strength to push forward everyday. We hope you can continue working with us
Thank you.
August 2015
Saejowi Representative Mi-Nyeo Shin Co-Representatives Jeong-Geun Hwang 4
Su-Sung Jeong
Saejowi Philosophy Contributing to National Harmony, Peaceful Unification, and Humanity
The Korean Nation Saejowi Values
It is time for us to remember that our nation, having gone through all kinds of moments of happiness and sadness together for 5000 years on this small land, is inevitably the community that we share our fate with. We need to truthfully declare how much we love another. If this is nationalism, then nationalism indeed, we declare, is the ideology that we should depend on for our liberation.
World Peace Saejowi Principles
World Peace and human 1. Engender civic awareness prosperity can only take place when different nations become 2. Commit to national unity equal and prosper. Therefore, the prosperity of the 3. Embrace pan-political and nation should be of foremost pan-religious solidarity priority. Policies that hinder the well-being of a nation must 4. Contribute to world peace not be accepted and foreign relations that lower a nation's esteem and will must change. 5
History
1988 October 15th Saejowi founded (Founder: Sa-Duk Hong)
1991 March Registered as a Ministry of Unification-supported social organization (the 40th organization) 1991 July “Sharing Rice with North Koreans" Campaign
1998 April-August Provided free breakfast for the homeless and helped the unemployed during the IMF crisis 2001 July Registered as a Ministry of Unification-supported foundation (the 90th foundation) 2001 December Production of CDs and tapes that express hope for Unification 2003 December Opened "Re-settlers Adjustment Support Center” 2004 Employment Intermediation for Re-Settlers January-present 2004 1st “Letters to Home in the North” Contest August-present 2005-2006 Education at Hanawon (Industry Field Learning)
2005 May Free Medical Care to Re-Settlers (Korean Doctor Association)
2005 Provided education to increase vocational abilities of Re-Settlers June-December 2006 May Opened “Re-Settlers Medical Center” (In National Medical Center)
2006 August Established “South and North Korean Youth Forum”
2007 February “Korea Love Group” Opening Party (Volunteer Meeting)
2007 April 1st “South and North Korean Housewives Meeting”
2007 May 1st “Civic Lecture for Re-Settlers”
2007 December 1st “Re-Settlers Youth Leadership Program” (President: Bill Kim)
2008 Supported Women Re-Settlers’ business establishment (Funded by January-October Dongposarang) 2008 July Opened “Call Center for Re-Settlers” (In National Medical Center)
2008 October Saejowi 20th Anniversary Celebration “Re-Settlers Unification Party” (Sponsored by the Asia Foundation)
2008 October Seminar on Medical Care of Re-Settlers (Congress)
2008 October Exhibition of Re-Settlers' artwork (Congress)
2009 3rd “Re-Settlers Youth Leadership Program” (KDB Foundation) January-November 2009 Professional Re-Settler Counselors Training (Funded by Dongposarang) March-December 2009 May Saejowi, Hanawon, and Choongnam University Medical Convention
2009 June Seminar "Current Health State of Re-Settlers (In National Medical Center)
2009 June Seminar "Policies for Re-settlers’ Economic Independence" (Congress)
2009 July Opened 2nd Re-Settlers Medical Center (In Choongnam University Hospital) 6
2009 October “One Korea Festival” (Osaka Square, Japan)
2009 December 1st Love Korea Cultural Movement (Seoul Women’s Plaza) 2009 December 1st “Professional Re-Settler Counselor” (3rd Level) License Awarding and Ceremony 2009 December 4th “Korea Love Scholarship” Commencement 2010 January 4th “Professional Re-Settler Counselor” License Awarding and Ceremony 2010 March-May Opened 4th Medical Counseling Center for Re-Settlers 2010 May 5th Love Korea Performance 2010 July English classes for Re-Settler Counselors 2010 July-December Professional Re-Settler Counselors Training (Dongposarang) 2010 September- Seminar "Local Settlement of Re-Settlers" (Hannam University) December 2010 September Happy Jindalre activities (Sponsored by Ministry of Gender Equality and Family) Seminar on Re-Settlers Health Issues (Re-Settlers Center) 2010 November 2nd Professional Re-Settler Counselors Training 2010 December Program for emotional stability of Women Re-Settlers 2010 December Saejowi, Hanawon, and In-ae-ga Chinese Medicine Hospital agreement 2010 December Saejowi, Hanawon, and Seoul City agreement on health care services for 2011 January Re-Settlers (Seoul Medical Center). 2011 February Policy Discussion on settlement of Re-Settlers (Re-Settlers Center) 2011 Discussion on integrated medical system for future generation (Congress) February-December Re-Settlers Coaching Center established 2011 March 2011 1st Re-Settlers coaching class March-October Seminar "Re-Settlers’ Function and Role in Unification" 2011 April 3rd Professional Re-Settler Counselor Training (KDB foundation) 2011 April- October 23rd Saejowi Member’s Day 2011 April Emotional Stability Program for Women Re-Settlers 2011 May 1st Re-Settler Coach Training class 2011 July North and South Housewives Meeting (Seoul Women Advance Fund Support) 2011 July Saejowi, Hanawon, MyeongJi Hospital agreement 2011 July Saejowi, Hanawon, Busan University Hospital agreement 2011 1st Love Korea Design Contest October-November Saejowi, Hanawon, JeonBook University Hospital agreement 2011 November Policy debate on Re-Settlers’ adaptation in the South and solutions for health 2011 December problems (National Assembly Member’s Office) 2011 December Emotional stabilization and vision-setting program (Re-Settlers Supporting 2012 March Foundation) 2012 March Saejowi, Hanawon, InCheon Red Cross Hospital agreement 2012 May Opened 3rd “Medical Counseling Center for Re-Settlers” 2012 May 3rd Love Korea Performance (Choonjung-Lo Karma Theater) 2012 June Conference calling for resolution of repatriation of re-settlers 2012 June 4th Professional Re-Settler Counselor Training 2012 July Seminar "Ways to Achieve Re-Settlers Well-Being" 2012 October Agreement on improving Re-Settlers' health and medical support (Kangwon 7
National University Hospital) 2012 December Coaching classes for Women Re-Settlers 2012 December Unification Train's Visit to War Memorial Museum 2012 December Inauguration for ‘Unification Train’ Stationmaster 2012 December Re-Settlers' love for neighbours displayed in action - Blood donation at 2012 December Gwacheon Police Station Re-Settler Domestic Violence Counselors Training 2013 January Happiness coaching classes to improve Gangwon Re-Settlers' self-esteem 2013 March Coaching classes for Women Re-Settlers' successful adjustment (35th) 2013 Happiness coaching classes to improve Gangwon Re-Settlers' self-esteem May~September 2013 Helping Re-Settler Families and Creating Jobs (Happy Project) April~December Re-Settlers Happiness Coaching Qualified (Korea Coaching Association) 2013 April 2013 May~November Coaching classes to improve Re-Settlers' self-esteem Forum (The Role of Civil Societies in the Integration Process Before/After the 2013 June German Reunification) 2013 June~December 5th Professional Re-Settler Counselor (3rd level) Training 2013 July Hanawon, Hospitals, Cooperating Organizations Hold Joint Seminar (National 2013 Medical Center) August~December 2nd Women Re-Settler Domestic Violence Counselor Training (entrusted by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family) 2013 December opened Re-Settlers Healing Center 2014 Medical assistance to North Korean re-settlers (National Medical Center, January~December Choongnam University Hospital, Incheon Red Cross Hospital, Seoul Medical Center) 2014 Life coaching classes (Beginner, Advanced) January~December
2014 North Korean re-settlers School for Men January~March 2014 February~December Saejowi Jindalrae volunteering activity 2014 March~December "I Love You Unification" Campaign (Korea Hana Foundation) 2014 March Unification Train Episode 22 "Tongil TV Founding Broadcast" 2014 Tongil TV Broadcast March~November 2014 May MOU with the Korea Legal Aid Center for Family Relations Jung-gu branch 2014 May Scholarship for North Korean re-settlers graduate school students 2014 May "I Love You Unification" History Field Trip and Workshop 2014 June "GO UNIFICATION!, GO PEACE!" event for Korean Americans 2014 June "Home Care Service" to improve quality of life for North Korean re-settlers North-South Coordinator School (Training North-South Coordinators) 2014 June~October Sexual Violence Counselor training (Ministry of Gender Equality & Family) 2014 June~October "I Love You Unification" DMZ bike tour 2014 June 1st Korea Youth Debate Champshion towards Unification" (MUTO club) 2014 July "I Love You Unification" North-South Culture Field Trip 2014 August 8
2014 October 2014 One Korea Exchange Festival (Sing-off based on translating into North Korean) 2014 October "I Love You Unification" Outdoors Campaign (National Medical Center, Seoul Medical Center, Jong-ro 5th St.)
2014 November Play "Leavers' Stories" (Culture Station Seoul 284 Theater) Performance Aekyung Industries Appreciation Plaque delivered 2014 December Unification Record "Nine Unification Songs" Release (Representative Mi-Nyeo, 2014 December Professor Young-Soo Kim) 9
Projects
Saejowi is a purely non-governmental organization that promotes national reconciliation and cooperation and supports the successful settlement of Re-Settlers, ultimately for the Unification of the Korean Peninsula.
Saejowi's activities can mainly be organized into Medical Assistance to Re-Settlers, Supporting Economic Independence, Unification Education, and "I Love You Unification" Campaign. All of these activities can ultimately be expressed as a rehearsal for Unification, for they all share the goal of achieving peaceful Unification of the Korean Peninsula.
The most urgent matter for Re-Settlers is their physical and mental illnesses resulting from the process of defecting. To address this problem, Saejowi has been providing medical assistance to Re-Settlers. In addition, to help Re-Settlers become independent, Saejowi is connecting the re-settlers to job opportunities and operating a system that can help them acquire professional qualifications (i.e. Professional Counselors System). Furthermore, we are providing Women Re-Settlers with emotion stabilizing programs and life coaching programs so they can become independent.
Moreover, to help Re-Settlers adjust to a new system and culture, Saejowi has been holding lectures for Re-Settlers and providing education sessions, seminars, and forums to members and the general audience.
Meanwhile, Saejowi began a new project "I Love You Unification" to raise awareness on the state of re-settlers in South Korea. Through activities such as history field trips and workshops, DMZ bike tours, North-South cultural field trips, and outdoor campaigns, Saejowi is attempting to reduce the 70-year gap of separation and promote social harmony after Unification.
The specifics of each project are as following. 10
2014 Highlights
Medical Assistance
National Medical Center (1st Center) Choongnam University Hospital (2nd Center) Incheon Red Cross Hospital (3rd Center) Seoul Medical Center (4th Center)
Re-Settlers Independence Unification Promoting Professional Re-Settler Counselor Campaigns Training "Tongil TV" Broadcasts Re-Settlers Life Coaching Sessions (Beginner, GO UNIFICATION GO PEACE Festival Advanced) One Korea Exchange Festival Re-Settler Sexual Violence Counselor Training Korea Youth Debate Championship towards Re-Settler School for Men Unification Unification Coordinator School Unification Record Release Homecare Service Training
Raising Awareness Project "I Love You Unification"
History field trips and workshop DMZ bike tour North-South cultural field trips Outdoor campaigns 11
2014 Project Results
Project Re-Settlers Medical Assistance
Overview Ⅰ. Objective A significant number of Re-Settlers had suffered from hunger and poor medical facilities back in North Korea. Their physical and psychological trauma from the ime spent in a third country is also significant. However, for financial reasons, it is often difficult for them to receive proper treatment. By decreasing their financial burden and expediting their treatment, Saejowi seeks to help re-settlers lead healthy lives.
Ⅱ. Overview 1. Medical Counseling Centers Ο Dates : January ~ December, 2014 Ο Four Re-Settlers Medical Counseling Centers Operation 1st Center (National Medical Center/est. 2006), 2nd Center (Choongnam University Hopsital/est. 2009), 3rd Center (Incheon Red Cross Hopsital/est. 2011), 4th Center (Seoul Medical Center/est. 2012) All four centers each have one professional full-time Re-Settler Counselor Newcomers: 948 / Returnees: 6,359 / Hospitalized: 3,557(yearly) Non-hospitalized: 8,367 Call Center(1544-9548)
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Date Summary Source Publications -Cookie News -Kyunghyang Daily -Daily Medipharm The National Medical Center -Health News 2014 February -The Korean published "Health Care Guide for 12th Doctors' Weekly North Korean Re-Settlers" -doctorW -Newsmp -Whosaeng News -Health Korea News 2014 May 31st A Medical Center for North Korean 12
Re-Settlers (Video Clip) "A full-time medical counselor 2014 October works in the hospital to connect 2nd re-settler patients to the hospital." -Jin-Seo Lee, [email protected] 13
Project Re-Settlers Coaching (Beginner/Advanced)
Overview I. Objective Contribute to higher self-esteem among North Korean women. Strengthen coaches in training's ability to coach professionally by gaining field experience with Re-Settlers. Create employment opportunities. Help them with healthy re-settlement in South Korea.
II. Summary Ο Date : January ~ December 2014 (44 sessions) Ο Summary : Producing professional Re-Settler coaches through Advanced Coaching classes (23 sessions) and Beginner Coaching classes (21 sessions) Ο Participants : Re-Settlers Ο Venue : Saejowi 6th floor classroom Ο Instructors: Kwang Ho Kim (North Korean Re-Settlers Coaching Center / Jowu Corporation Representative) Hyang Kim (North Korean Re-Settlers Coaching Center / Coaching House Inc. Representative)
◆ Advanced classes Multimedia
◆ Beginner classes
Date Contents Source PR/Media Saejowi organizes Advanced Coaching session to help 2014 January Re-Settlers settle in South Korea. 5th We met some participating women (11:00~12:00) and asked them what changes they have gone through since they began participating in the beginner 14 classes last year. - KBS Hanminjok Broadcast
Project Unification Coordinator School
Ⅰ. Objective
Overview Training North-South Coordinators who understand both cultures and therefore can minimize conflict and confusion between North and South Koreans post-Unification
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 March ~ November (12 sessions) Ο Summary : Through 50 hours of theory class, raise Coordinators who can serve as bridge between North and South Koreans post-Unification, contributing to social stability and harmony Ο Participants : 30 North and South Koreans Ο Venue : Saejowi 6th fl. classroom Ο Lecturers : Professor Kuem-Sang Kwon, Professor Myung-Sook Kim, Professor Jung-Hwa Yoon, Professor Jung-Rae Kwak, Principal Jae-Jin Seo, Vice Principal Byung-Hyeon Cho
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Date Content Source NGO Saejowi has stepped up to PR/ serve as the bridge between North Multimedia and South Koreans. Through the "Unification Coordinator" program, Saejowi seeks to connect experts 2014 July 20th and North Korean Re-Settlers, thereby seeking to unify not only institutions and territorities but also people. - Seung-Yim Jung [email protected] 16
Project North Korean Re-Settlers School for Men
Overview Ⅰ. Objective Recognizing that fewer opportunities are provided to North Korean Re-Settler men than women, Saejowi seeks to encourage and motivate them
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 January ~ March Ο Summary : Sought to encourage and motivate 20 North Korean Re-Settler men through a three-month adjustment program Ο Participants : 20 North Korean Re-Settler Men Ο Venue : Saejowi 6th fl. classroom Ο Lecturers : Sang-Ho Kim (Developing Human Resources Center for Continuing Education), Keun-Young Park (EduMagic Korea), Yoo-Kyung Lee (Vision Factory), among others
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Date Content Source PR/ Saejowi opened its North Korean Re-Settler School for Men on the 25th and have been Multimedia consistently holding classes since. It said that 2014 February it seeks to provide a space for connection for 3rd the isolated men and to ultimately help them successfully settle here. - Yoo-Mi Kang Under Saejowi's proacive leadership, experts from all parts of the country came and 2014 March 9th became faculty menbers in the nation's first North Korean Re-Settler School for Men. - [email protected] 17
"I Love You Unification" Campaign for Raising Awareness on North Project Korean Re-Settlers
Overview Ⅰ. Objective Providing a space for active interaction between South Koreans and Re-Settlers in order to change the negative stereotypes many South Koreans hold against them.
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 May ~ November (6 sessions) Ο Summary : Provided a space for all nationals to interact with one another through culture, history, unification simulations - ‘I Love You Unification’ History Field Trip and Workshop(May) - ‘I Love You Unification’ DMZ Bike Tour (June) - ‘I Love You Unification’ Experiencing North Korean Culture (August) - ‘I Love You Unification’ Outdoors Campaign (October) Ο Sponsor : Korea Hana Foundation
◆ History Field Trip and Workshop ◆ Experiencing North Korean Culture Photos
◆DMZ Bike Tour
◆ Outdoor Campaign
Date Content Source An NGO called "Unification Train" has PR/ started an on-line broadcast program called ‘I Love You Unification’. You can Multimedia 2014 March 6th hear about Re-Settlers' stories from this program. - Jinseo Lee, [email protected] 18
Saejowi members did a "Unification 2014 March Brick-building" campaign at Mount 15th Chung-gye on the 15th. - [email protected] Saejowi held a starting ceremony for 2014 March 24 the "I Love You Unification" campaign at Mount Chung-gye on the 15th. The National Unification Advisory Council's Goyang City branch and 2014 March 28 Saejowi's "I Love You Unification" Campaign visited Dokdo on the 27th. 19
Project SNS Initiative "The Unification Train"
Expanding the Unification movement's support base on and off-line through Overview an online SNS group "The Unification Train" Ο Time : January ~ December 2014 (7 meetings in total) Ο Summary : Expanding the Unification movement's support base on and off-line through an online SNS group "The Unification Train" Ο Participants : Unification Train members and Re-Settlers Ο Venue: South Korea and abroad
Multimedia ◆ Tongil TV Founding Broadcast
◆ Seoungju Hangae Village
◆ DMZ Bike Tour
◆ Independence Day North-South Square for Harmony
◆ 'Nine Unification Songs" Record Release,, "I Love You Unification" Outdoor Campaign 20
Project Jindalrae Volunteer Group
Overview Ⅰ. Objective Through monthly volunteering, the Jindalrae Volunteer Group enables Re-Settlers to go beyond being benefactors only and supports the marginalized in South Korea
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 January ~ December (11 sessions) Ο Volunteers : 160 North Korean Re-Settlers Women (year total) Ο Venue : Dongbu Hospital
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Project Lyrics Translation Sing-Off
Ⅰ. Objective Overview Expanding the base for Unification movement by mutually experiencing the North and South Korean sentiment, mutually understanding each others' language and ways of life, and recovering a sense of a shared identity Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 June ~ November Ο Summary : Participants held a sing-off with KPOP music translated into North Korean lyrics, and during the process, gained an understanding of each others' language the ways of life. Ο Audience : All nationals Ο Venue : Women Plaza Art Hall Ο Sponsor : Ministry of Unification ◆ Finals Photos
◆ Preliminary rounds
Date Content Source The first Lyrics Translation PR/ Sing-Off successfully took place at Multimedia the Seoul Women Plaza Art Hall 2014 October on the 12th, under sponsorship by 20th the Ministry of Unification and organized by Saejowi. -Gil-Sook Shin,[email protected] The <2014 Lyrics Translation Sing-Off>, sponsored by the 2014 October Ministry of Unification and 16th organized by Saejowi, took place on the 12th. - Tae-Min Kim 22
Project Unification Camp for Korean Americans: Go Unification!, Go Peace!
Overview Ⅰ. Objective Many first and second generation Korean Americans are unfamiliar with the homeland of their heritage; through diverse programs, Saejowi sought to help them form their identity and recognize the importance of Unification for Korea
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 June 9th ~ 14th (5 nights 6 days) Ο Summary : 5 nights and 6 days of Unification education (Unification Education Center, lectures on Unification, DMZ tour, etc.) Ο Participants : 9 Korean American teens, 3 parents
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Date Content Source PR/ This program, organized by Multimedia Saejowi, is geared toward raising awareness among Korean 2014 June 19th Americans on the divided state of the Korean peninsular and to prepare them for Unification. - Yoo-Sung Kim kys401@
These Korean Americans have 2014 October visited Re-Settlers and the DMZ. 20th - Jin-Seo Lee [email protected]
Saejowi held an ending ceremony 2014 June 23rd for the Unification camp for Korean Americans. This event was 23
organized to help Korean American descendants find their roots and recognize the importance of Unification. -JunSeob Kim, [email protected]
Project Korea Youth Debate Championship towards Unification
Ⅰ. Objective Overview Increasing young people's interest toward Unification through debates
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 July 26th Ο Hosts : Saejowi, Yangjae High School Club MUTO Ο Participants : Around 60 high school students Ο Summary : Around 60 high school student participants divided into Korean and English debates and debated on issues such as the Sunshine Policy and nuclear treaties Ο Venue : Seoul National University
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Project "Nine Unification Songs" Record Release
Ⅰ. Objective Overview Expand the Unification movement through the popular medium "songs"
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 December 29th Ο Summary : Representative Mi-Nyeo Shin and Professor Young-Soo Kim (Sogang University Department of Political Science) produced and released '9 Unification Songs'. Representative Shin sang 'Imjin River’, ‘Once More at least in Dream’, ‘Mount Keumkang’, and ‘Northern Skies with Father’. Professor Kim sang ‘If Only I Could Meet You’, ‘Unification Story’, ‘Truce Line’, and ‘From the Han River to Dooman River’. They sang ‘Iron Horse's Dream’ as a duet. Ο Composer : Seung-Il Sung Ο Audience : Around 300 people
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Date Content Source After the successful Sing-Off and PR/ play, Saejowi yet again ventured 2014 December Multimedia to release a Unification record. 27th - Dong-Hyun Oh [email protected] There was a ceremony for South 2015 January 5th Korea's first Unification record. - [email protected] Sogang University's North Korean Studies Professor Kim expressed 2015 January satisfaction with the release of the 10th record, co-organized with Saejowi. - Yoon-Suk Ahn 25
Project Scholarships for North Korean Re-Settler Graduate Students
Ⅰ. Objective Overview To encourage current and prospective Re-Settler graduate students through scholarships
Ⅱ. Summary Ο Time : 2014 January ~ August Ο Summary - Five graduate students selected via application and interviews each received ₩3,600,000 - Selected scholars were added to Saejowi's Unification Train and were provided the opportunity to interact with North and South Korean seniors - Presented at a Saejowi-organized workshop - Served as mentors to North Korean Re-Settler teens Ο Participants : 5 North Korean Re-Settler Graduate Students Ο Sponsor : Korea Finance Corporation(Designated as enterprise-guardian of Community of Chest Korea funds)
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Project Online Broadcast "Tongil TV"
Overview Ⅰ. Objective Broadcasts an honest portrayal of current life in North Korea and thereby improves understanding on North Korean Re-Settlers among South Koreans
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 March ~ December Ο Summry : - Live stream through online broadcasting system "USTREAM" on every Friday at 7PM - Hosted by 1 South Korean and 1 North Korean; shares stories on life in North and South Korea - Shares current news on national holidays and Saejowi events
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Date Content Source Saejowi opened "Tongil TV" on PR/ the 22nd with the anticipation that Multimedia 2014 March 23rd it will contribute to the Unification movement - [email protected] Saejowi started the online broadcast "Tongil TV" on the 22nd 2014 March 31st to expand the Unification movement. - Yoo-Mi Kang 27
Human Relationship Adjustment Program for North Korean Project Re-Settlers
Ⅰ. Objective Overview Provided adjustment lessons for North Korean Re-Settlers struggling with forming relationships in South Korea, thereby helping them settle down
Ⅱ. Overview Ο Time : 2014 November ~ 2015 August Ο Summary - Level 1 : Lessons on forming relationships - Level 2 : Lessons on family relationships - Level 3 : Counseling for Re-Settler women Ο Participants : North Korean Re-Settlers who face difficulties in and hope to improve their relationships with peers, neighbours, and family members
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2014 Financial Report
(Unit : Korean Won)
Carry forward a balance of w 2, 796,026 to fiscal year of 2015. 29
Our Generous Sponsors Individuals
Ka Young-Bun, Kang Bong-Soon, Kang Young-Bun, Kang Jae-Man, Kang Cheol-Gu, Kang Hee-Seok, Kang Hee-Soo, Ko Gwang-Young, Ko Young-Ho, Kwak Young-Suk, Koo Kyung-Mi, Kwon Byung-Du, Kwon Soo-Hyun, Kwon Oh-Hyung, Kwon Yong-Sil, Kwon Eun-Jung, Kwon Ji-Hye, Kwon Chang-Hee, Kwon Hyuk-Sang, Keum Dong-Won, Keum Jun-Hyeon, Kim Hyang, Kim Kyung-Sook, Kim Kyung-Ok, Kim Kyung-Ho, Kim Kwang-Ho, Kim Kun-Seung, Kim Geum-Hee, Kim Ki-In, Kim Ki-Hyun, Kim Na-Ae, Kim Dae-Gyum, Kim Dae-Eop, Kim Dae-won, Kim Dae-Hee, Kim Dong-Gu, Kim Dong-Gyun, Kim Lan-Ju, Kim Myeong-Suk, Kim Myeong-Hee, Kim Mun-Sik, Kim Mi-Lan, Kim Mi-Jin, Kim Min-Seon, Kim Min-Su, Kim Min-Jeong, Kim Byeong-Su, Kim Bok-Ju, Kim Sang-Lae, Kim Sang-Hwan, Kim Seon-Ah, Kim Seon-Hak, Kim Song-Hee, Kim Se-Hwan, Kim Song-I, Kim Su-Hyun, Kim Seung-Eung, Kim Seung-Hyeon, Kim Ah-Lam, Kim Ayoung, Kim Yeon-Jeong, Kim Yeong-Gi, Kim Yeong-Su, Kim Yeong-Ja, Kim Yeong-Hee, Kim Ye-Yeong, Kim Yo-Wan, Kim Yong-Su, Kim Yong-Chun, Kim Eung-Gi, Kim Yu-Hye, Kim Eun-Seok, Kim Eui-Young, Kim In-Suk, Kim In-Cheol, Kim In-Hye, Kim In-ho, Kim Il-Lae, Kim Jang-Mi, Kim Jae-Seong, Kim Jeong-Su, Kim Jeong-Sun, Kim Jeong-Hwa, Kim Jeong-Hwan, Kim Jeong-Hun, Kim Jong-Lan, Kim Jong-Seong, Kim Jong-Yeol, Kim Jong-Ju, Kim Jong-Heung, Kim Jong-Hee, Kim Ju-Yeon, Kim Jun-Eui, Kim Jun-Hyeon, Kim Ji-Hak, Kim Ji-Hye, Kim Chang-Lim, Kim Chae-Yeong, Kim Cheol-Han, Kim Cheol-Hwan, Kim Tae-Su, Kim Pyeong-Gon, Kim Pil-Su, Kim Han-Su, Kim Hae-Won, Kim Hyang-Sun, Kim Hyeon-Li, Kim Hyeon-Jeong, Kim Hye-Yeong, Kim Hye-Jong, Kim Hong-Cheol, Kim Hwang-Gi, Kim Hyo-Eun, Kim Hee-Gyeong, Nam Sang-Gyu, Nam Seok-Hyun, Nam Sun-Nyeo, Nam Yeong-Sun, Noh Heon-Jun, Noh Hyeon-Ok, Dan U-Yeong, Dan U-Jun, Liu Chan, Liu Mi-Na, Mun Yong, Mun Tae-Eun, Min Yu-Gyung, Park Gab-Su, Park Gang-Ho, Park Gyeong-Jin, Park Gyeong-Hee, Park Geun-Su, Park Du-Jin, Park Myeong-Suk, Park Mun-Ja, Park Sang-Min, Park Sang-Yeong, Park Seong-Won, Park Suk-Ja, Park Yeong-Ae, Park Yun-Suk, Park Yul-Geun, Park Eun-Mi, Park Eun-Ye, Park I-Jin, Park Jae-Gyun, Park Jae-Cheon, Park Jong-Seon, Park Ju-Il, Park Ju-Hyeon, Park Ju-Ho, Park Jun-Beom, Park Ji-Won, Park Ji-I, Park Jinoo, Park Chan-Won, Park Chu-Ho, Park Chun-Ik, Park Tae-Seo, Park Tae-Jun, Park Ha-Kyeong, Park Han-Oh, Park Hyeon-Suk, Park Sang-Gil, Baek Gi-Seon, Baek Sug-Gyeong, Baek Sun-Bok, Baek Yong-Gi, Seo Hun, Seo Dong-Geun, Seo Min-Seong, Seo Yu-Seok, Seo Il-Ok, Seo Jae-Jin, Seo Jeong-Bae, Seo Ji-Yun, Seo Jin-Uk, Seo Jin-I, Seo Hyang-Lan, Seol Chong-Myeong, Seong Mun-Hyeon, Seong Hee-Su, So Jae-Eung, Son Yun-Su, Son Haeng-Seon, Song Sug-Gyeong, Song Ji-Min, Song Hyang-Ju, Song Hyeon-Jeong, Shin Jeong, Shin Gwang-Min, Shin Dong-Ha, Shin Mi-Nyeo, Shin So-Yeong, Shin Jong-Il, Shin Cheol-Jae, Shim Yeong-Seol, Shim Jae-Man, Shim Jae-Hyeon, Shim Cheol-Jae, Shim Hong-Seob, Ahn Dong-Hwan, Ahn Dong-Hee, Ahn Myeong-Yang, Ahn Seon-Yeong, Ahn Seong-Ho, Ahn Yeon-Suk, Ahn Yong-Hyeon, Ahn Jong-Ik, Ahn Tae-Kyeong, Ahn Ha-Yeong, Ahn Hyang-Lan, Yang Eun-Ju, Yang Jae-Hun, Yang Ji-Wung, Yeom Seon-Ah, Oh Du-Hwan, Oh Sang-Yeol, Oh Se-Hun, Oh Seung-Hee, Oh In-Sun, Oh In-Hwan, Oh Jang-Hwan, Oh Ju-Yeon, Oh Hae-Su, Oh Yeon-Yeong, Ohn Jeong-Ah, Yong Jeong-Eun, Wu Jong-Chan, Won Yeong-Ju, Won Jae-Yeon, Yu Geun-Sang, Yu Du-Bo, Yu Byeong-Cheol, Yu Seok-Sang, Yu Seon-Wook, Yu Yeong-Man, Yu Jae-Min, Yu Jae-Won, Yu Ji-Yun, Yu Hui-Ju, Yun Wung, Yun Jeong, Yun Byeong-Hee, Yun Sam-Yeol, Yun Seong-Jin, Yun Yeong-Ju, Yun Wan-Chae, Yun Jeong-Hwa, Yun Chun-Sik, Yun Hui-Chun, Lee Kyeong-Wan, Lee Keun-Gab, Lee Gi-Won, Lee Gil-Hwa, Lee Na-Lae, Lee Mi-Yeon, Lee Min-Jeong, Lee Byeong-Gyu, Lee Sang-Wook, Lee Seon-Yeong, Lee Seong-Sik, Lee So-Yeon, Lee So-Hee, Lee Su-Yeon, Lee Su-Jeong, Lee Sun-Hee, Lee Seung-Sin, Lee Yeong-Mi, Lee Yeong-Ae, Lee Yong-Ho, Lee Wu-Seong, Lee Wu-Hyeon, Lee Yu-Kyeong, Lee Eun-Jeong, Lee Eun-Ju, Lee Eun-Ji, Lee Eun-Hee, Lee In-Seok, Lee Jae-Hwa, Lee Jae-hun, Lee Jeong-Lan, Lee Jeong-Sun, Lee Jeong-Ju, Lee Jong-Su, Lee Jong-Seung, Lee Ju-Yeon, Lee Ju-Yeong, Lee Ju-Hyeon, Lee Ji-Yeong, Lee Tae-Wu, Lee Han-Yeol, Lee Hyeon-Jeong, Lee Hyeon-Ju, Lee Hyeong-Jin, Lee Hye-Jo, Lee Hong-Suk, Lee Hyo-Seok, Lee Hyo-Jin, Lee Hee-Ju, Lim Suk, Lim Hyang, Lim Geum-Suk, Lim Seong-Gil, Lim Su-Sik, Lim Jong-Hyub, Lim Hye-Lan, Lim Heung-Taek, Jang Byeong-Il, Jang Byeong-Hee, Jang Seok-Jun, Jang Seong-Ho, Jang Wun-Yeong, Jang Cheol-Ho, Jeon Seong-Won, Jeon Yeon-Suk, Jeon Wu-Hyeon, Jeon Jeong-Hee, Jeon Ji-Yeong, Jeon Jin-Yong, Jeon Chae-Lin, Jeong Gwang-Yeong, Jeong Gwang-Yong, Jeong Gwang-Jin, Jeong Gyu-Cheol, Jeong Nak-Sun, Jeong Nam-Su, Jeong Mo-Im, Jeong So-Li, Jeong Su-Kyung, Jeong Seung-Hun, Jeong Anna, Jeong Yeon-Jin, Jeong Eun-Suk, Jeong Ju-Hee, Jeong Jun-Hyuk, Jeong Jin-Seob, Jeong Chang-Sik, Jeong Tae-Hyeong, Jeong Hyang-Chun, Jeong Hye-Seong, Jeong Hye-Yeong, Jeong Hu-Nam, Jeong Hee-Yeon, Jeong Hee-Hwa, Jo Gyeong-Ok, Jo Geun-Ju, Jo Geum-Suk, Jo Byeong-Hyeon, Jo Seong-Gab, Jo Se-Yeong, Jo Su-Yeon, Jo Su-Ji, Jo Sun-Tae, Jo Ok-Sil, 30
Jo Yo-Han, Jo Jae-Seob, Jo Jeong-Sam, Jo Hyeon-Je, Jo Hee-Je, Ji Yong-Seob, Jin Bo-La, Jin Hye-Mi, Jin Hee-Gyeong, Cha Mi-Ae, Cha Hyeon-Lye, Chae Shin-Ah, Chae Yeon-Hwa, Chae Jeong-Min, Chae Jeong-Hun, Cheon Hyo-Seon, Choi Gyeong-Ae, Choi Shin-Won, Choi Shin-ji, Choi Yang-Suk, Choi Yeong-Ho, Choi Il-Lan, Choi Ji-Won, Choi jin-sil, Choi Hyeon-Lim, Ha Yeong-Su, Han Hyo, Han Song-Wu, Han Su-Yeon, Han Seung-Yeol, Heo Jeong-Suk, Ho Jeong-Hwa, Hong Deok-Hwa, Hong Sa-Deok, Hong Seung-Hye, Hong Yang-Ho, Hong Yong-Hwa, Hong Yu-Jin, Hong Ju-Won, Hong Jin-Ho, Hwang Mi-Suk, Hwang Su-Kyung, Hwang Sun-Ja, Hwang Yeon-Ha, Hwang Eun-Hee, Hwang Joong-Man
Corporations Kangwon National University Hospital , National Medical Center, Kookmin Bank Family Apartment Branch, Kim Woong-Gi Law Office, NexonKorea, Myongji Hospital, Musical Karma, Bioina, Baekgu Oriental Medical Clinic, Beakdu Hanla Art Company, Baeje College, Busan National University Hospital , Korea Hana Foundation, Database Center for North Korean Human Rights, Vissel Global Service Network, KDB Foundation, Seoul Medical Center, Songdth ocial Enterprise, SungbthIndustrial, SunghthPolytech, Ministry of Nander Equality and Family , YounyihInformation and Communication, Inega Oriental Medical Clinic, IncicatiRed Cross Hospital, Chonbuk National University HospitalSeouwu Corporation, Jepex,al zzle Enterprise, Kwang Dong PatrpriDaekyung Enertech, Bolim S&P, SamjiJungjommuSungsDB FSL Marine, eNtoB, Metal Oxide Semiconductor, Wondo Epicral, Canoe World, Korea Exchange, HB Housing, Chungnam National University Hospital, Karma, TouchTel, TechWing, ProMatch Korea, KICPA, Korea Green Industry Cooperative, Society of Korean Women Psychiatrists, P&C Telecom, DELOITTE, LG Display, ME&JOB 31
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Name Institution Name Institution Hyun-Jin Briton American lawyer Kim DFLHS Ah-Reum Kang Kangnam University Sang-Hyun DFLHS Kim Heeseon Lee Yeonsei GSIS Dong-Sub Kyung-Mun Ehwa High School Park DFLHS Park Ji-Yoon Sohn DFLHS Jihak Kim Hwasu High School Jiwon Shin DFLHS Duru Lee Loyola Medical School Seung-Hoon DFLHS Lee Se-Ah Jeong Bromsgrove Yoojin Lee DFLHS Soyoung Heo Guandong University Jeong-Hwa DFLHS Chang-Hyun Stanford University Lee Kim Hyun-Jeong DFLHS Lee Inae Park University of Southern California Jae-Hyun DFLHS Jeong University of Southern Hyun-Eo Jin DFLHS Kelly Cho California Yoolim Choi DFLHS George Washington Kyung-Min Ben Hillbery Gwak SGHS University Keunyoung G race C ho Harvard University Kim SGHS Kelly Cho University of Southern Seung-hyun SGHS California Kim Hyun-Joong SGHS Dover-Sherborn Kim Michael Ahn High School Hyojung Kim SGHS Jiyoung Min SGHS Irene Kim Flintridge Preparatory Schoo Jiyeon Seo SGHS Esther Park Los Osos High Schoo Youngjae SGHS Sohn Christine Kim Los Osos High School Minji Sohn SGHS Esther Yoo Serrano High School Woo-Jung Julie Han Princeton University Yoon SGHS Nara Jeong SGHS Amanda Brigham Young University Hyun-Sik Joo SGHS Peterson Kyun-Jin Dane T horl ey Brigham Young University Hwang SGHS Minhyeok Ko CSIA Cody Thiel Brigham Young University Min Kim CSIA Harvard-Westlake Ayoung Kim CSIA Joshua Ha Highschool Euiyoung Kim CSIA Yoojin Shin CSIA Yoonjin Lim Harvard University Hana Oh CSIA Esther Yoo Serrano High School Yoolim Lee CSIA Christine Kim Los Osos High School Dohyung CSIA Jeong Dover-Sherborn High Andrew Ahn Taehoon Ha CSIA School Heewon Han CSIA Michael Ahn Dover-Sherborn High Myeong-Ki KMLA School Kim 32
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