The Korea Herald article on Korean Studies at UCLA
I spoke with The Korea Herald last quarter — already a few months ago — and this article came out.… more
Teaching
Feminist Politics in Korea and the Korean Diaspora conversations series on Zoom
I’m excited to share that 17 guests are joining my class on Feminist Politics in Korea and the Korean Diaspora, starting next week. It’s a series of public-facing conversations with some of the most kick-ass brilliant social justice activists and inspiring filmmakers — open to the public, with registration required.
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New courses I’m teaching at UCLA this year
Here are the new courses I’m teaching at UCLA this year. Gender, Religion, and Social Movements in Korea (Winter 2018), Gender, Travel, and Mobilities (Spring 2018), Geographic Narratives: Comics and Graphic Novels (Spring 2018). Looking forward, a little nervously!… more
AAG2014: The People, Place, and Space Reader
As part of the Authors Meets Critics Book Discussion at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers (AAG) in… more
“On the Move” site design & launch
It’s been a while since I worked on web design project, but I’m happy with how the site turned out. And it was fun — even though this was “just a WordPress site” with a purchased theme, I got to brush up on CSS and the latest WordPress bells and whistles. Made me wish I could quit my day job and design WordPress sites for a living. Ha.… more
Launching “On the Move” journal
I’ve been working with amazing students at the University of Toronto in starting a new journal to feature undergraduate geography writings. We’re doing a (soft) launch event on April 4 with short readings and reception.
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Documentary film resources
Excellent resource for teaching and learning. Films for Action The Top 100 Documentaries Inspiring the Shift to a Sustainable Paradigm
Teaching geographies of religion and secularism
Now that my first term of teaching at U of T is winding down, it’s time to start thinking about… more