About This Blog

Inside Korea’s Social Impact – A Journey for Change

From the Frontlines of Social Innovation

I am a former journalist from South Korea who spent years reporting on social innovation, the social economy, and systemic change. I have visited countless field sites, interviewed visionary changemakers, and witnessed how ordinary people are building a more equitable future through ethical practices.

A New Chapter: Reflection and Transition

Recently, I made the intentional choice to step away from the fast-paced newsroom to focus on my health and a new pace of life in my 40s. This transition has given me a new lens—one that values the well-being of the individuals behind the movements and the sustainable transitions of our society.

This blog is a bridge where my professional expertise meets my personal reflections on these changes.

What You’ll Find Here

👉Deep Dives: Insights into South Korea’s unique cooperatives, social enterprises, and the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE).

👉Changemaker Spotlights: Stories of the people quietly making the world more sustainable.

👉Ethical Living: Thoughts on sustainability, ethical consumption, and system transitions.

 A press badge I wore while covering events as a reporter in the past. (Photo by Milly)

Why I Write

I believe that big change starts with small stories shared with sincerity. Through Inside Korea’s Social Impact, I want to introduce the deeper layers of Korean society to a global audience and foster a meaningful exchange of ideas.

Thank you for being here. Let’s discover the new frequency of social value together.

Feel free to leave a comment or contact me via email at miri8318@gmail.com

I’d love to hear from you!