[Interview] Why Young People in South Korea Are Working to Expand Social Value
Young professionals working in South Korea’s social impact sector (clockwise from left): Lee Gidae, Na Hyunhong, Kim Wangyoung, and Jeon Sungwook. (Photo courtesy of the individuals; taken in advance.) In a previous article, we met four young people in South Korea who are working to expand social value and sustainability in their own ways, each from their respective positions. They are members of SE-ACT, which has been introduced before. Whenever major social issues arise in South Korea, they have supported responses through solidarity. Currently, they are planning and running various programs to encourage more people to take interest in the social solidarity economy and social innovation. 👉Related articles SE-ACT Part 1 The Birth of SE-ACT Amid Korea’s Democratic Crisis (Part 1) SE-ACT Part 2 The Birth of SE-ACT Amid Korea’s Democratic Crisis (Part 2) In this article, we share a compilation of responses to a common set of questions posed to the four ...