Study Session Tomorrow!
Sharon Chung
Hi all,
late late agenda coming out day before the study.
Please see below.
See you all tomorrow at the Nodutdol office! 4p-7p
53-22 Roosevelt Ave.
Thanks!
-sharon
KEEP-D 2013
NYC Study Session #9
Sat, July 13, 4p-7p at the Nodtudol office.
Guest facilitator: Haruki Eda
So sorry for the utter delay in getting this agenda out. That being said, I don’t expect this session to go much different from out last couple of sessions as it will be a small group.
Please please please do all the readings and be ready to discuss your assigned articles in more depth with one another. Please do not rely on the facilitator to give a lecture and just bank knowledge. Please be prepared to think critically on this session’s content, participate in dialogue with one another and learn from each other and not just from our guest facilitator.
Assigned Readings:
Rej:
-Yuh, Ji- Yeon. (2005). Moved by War: Migration, Diaspora, and the Korean War. Journal of Asian American Studies, 8(3), 277-291
-Sonia Ryang, “Visible and Vulnerable: the Predicament of Koreans in Japan,” Chapter 3, Diaspora without Homeland: Being Korean in Japan, pp. 62-80, 2009
-Lee, JeeYeun. 1998. "Toward a Queer Korean American Diasporic History." In Eng, David L. and Alice Y. Hom. (Eds.) 1998. Q&A: Queer in Asian America. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, pp. 185-209.
Meejin:
-Yoon, In-Jin. (2007). A Comparison of the North and South Korean Policies of Overseas Koreans. Korean and Korean American Studies Bulletin, 16 (Nos 1/2), 80-99.
-Tobias Hűbinette, “Korean adoption history”, in Eleana Kim (ed.), Community. Guide to Korea for overseas adopted Koreans, Seoul: Overseas Koreans Foundation, 2004, pp. 12-19 & 25-47. (edited article) http://www.tobiashubinette.se/adoption_history.pdf
AGENDA:
4-4:15p Check in
4:15-4:45 Fundraising Check In (both personal and 1st Gen Fundraiser)
4:45-6:15 Study
6:15-6:35 Practice songs!!
6:35-6:50 Any logistics stuff, conf call next Sunday.
6:50-7p Close out