Activities — The Work of Hyeonseok

What I have changed

Through donations, games, and heartfelt connection, young Korean volunteers brought hope to Cambodia's rural classrooms.

Walking among the fallen at Busan's UNMCK, the reporter discovers that freedom is never free and chooses to say thank you.

From what I learned in Busan, I came to Japan, Hiroshima, to learn and see what the war and nuclear war have resulted in.

Serving tables at a family sushi restaurant, I noticed sixty plates discarded each night and decided to change.

Comparing light and sound as ways to steer a microrobot, and discovering the best answer is a combination of the two.

Wanting to understand global development and educational inequality more deeply, I pursued independent study

Stepping into a real company for the first time, I learned many things as an intern.

During the volunteer, I discovered that helping is the fastest way to learn what people are actually missing

To show and announce the hidden parts of the city, I decided to write a poem with a picture

Meeting an artist who left North Korea and gave his life to art, searching for what it truly means to for him