Coming up next: *February 24 – 28, 2012: I’ll be attend­ing the Association of American Geographers meet­ing in New York City to present a paper as part of “mar­kets and mil­i­taries” ses­sions, and also con­tribute to a round­table dis­cus­sion on post­sec­u­lar­ism. After that, I plan to be at the Association for Asian Studies con­fer­ence in Toronto (March 15 – 18), and then a work­shop on research­ing Asia held at the National University of Singapore (June 5 – 6).

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I wel­come oppor­tu­ni­ties to speak about a range of top­ics, in a vari­ety of for­mats. I can of course speak about my PhD work and ongo­ing research projects on the cul­tural pol­i­tics of reli­gion, polit­i­cal con­ser­vatism and reli­gious fun­da­men­tal­ism, con­tem­po­rary Korean/American evan­gel­i­cal mis­sions, and ethno­gra­phies of empire.

And as a (rel­a­tively) long-time writer/artist/activist with nearly 20 years of expe­ri­ence, I would also be happy to give talks and lead work­shops on top­ics such as Korean/American and Asian/American dias­pora, anti-racist/feminist/queer activism, and orga­niz­ing in the immi­grant com­mu­ni­ties. Having worked as an infor­ma­tion designer for many years, I use lots of visual mate­ri­als and inter­ac­tive for­mats to make the con­tent acces­si­ble and inter­est­ing for a broad audi­ence. For a full list of talks and pre­sen­ta­tions I’ve given over the years, please down­load the CV (PDF).