 Won-Ok Gil always wanted to be a singer, and in August 2017, with the help of the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the Korean Council, and other donors, her wish came true! She came to Southern California for a concert in October.
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  This year’s ESJF workshop for the 17th T4SJ Conference, Justice for "Comfort Women," WWII Military Sexual Slaves, was attended by 31 participants on October 7th. Special thanks to Christina Tang who modeled a meaningful lesson and making her lesson plans available for everyone.
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