Seoul Circuit: Meet the Journalists
(Sujin Chun + Hanul Kim)
Join us for a timely panel discussion on South Korea’s demographic challenges, particularly in light of the Yoon Suk-yeol administration's recent initiatives to establish a dedicated ministry to address the low birthrate issue.
Journalists Sujin Chun from JoongAng Ilbo and Hanul Kim, formerly of Arirang, will offer their insights as women and professionals in Seoul, evaluating the effectiveness of government policies and the cultural and societal shifts needed to tackle these challenges.
The discussion will cover a range of topics, including the impact of societal attitudes and workplace cultures on birth rates, the role of media in shaping public perceptions, and the direct experiences and views of women journalists on the ground.
Journalists Sujin Chun from JoongAng Ilbo and Hanul Kim, formerly of Arirang, will offer their insights as women and professionals in Seoul, evaluating the effectiveness of government policies and the cultural and societal shifts needed to tackle these challenges.
The discussion will cover a range of topics, including the impact of societal attitudes and workplace cultures on birth rates, the role of media in shaping public perceptions, and the direct experiences and views of women journalists on the ground.
An intimate dinner discussion
Capped at just twenty guests maximum, our networking and dinner format is optimized for high-quality conversation and networking with new peers.
Venue: Sanwoolim Restaurant (in Gugi-dong)
Date: Thursday, June 27 l Time: 18.30-20.30Includes: Mountain-style Korean Food
Price: 25,000 KRW (Payable to venue)Note: Drinks (including alcohol) are at own cost
SPEAKERS:
SUJIN CHUN (Staff Writer, JoongAng Ilbo)
Chun Su-jin is a news reporter with the JoongAng Media Group, writing in Korean and English. She specializes in North Korea, international affairs and human-interest features. Based on her experiences, she published a book in English in 2022, titled 'North Korean Women in Power.' She is also a guest columnist for the New York Times.
HANUL KIM (Former News Reporter, TV Anchor and Host at Arirang TV)
Hanul, a former reporter turned entrepreneur, is dedicated to helping bilingual MCs improve their public speaking skills. In addition to coaching and emceeing events, Hanul, who understands firsthand the challenges faced by female journalists in South Korea, sheds light on the unique perspectives in the field.
Hanul, a former reporter turned entrepreneur, is dedicated to helping bilingual MCs improve their public speaking skills. In addition to coaching and emceeing events, Hanul, who understands firsthand the challenges faced by female journalists in South Korea, sheds light on the unique perspectives in the field.
CHAD O'CARROLL (Founder and CEO)
Chad has been covering the Koreas as a journalist and analyst since 2010 and regulary provides commentary to major international media, as well as briefs clients in the corporate and government sectors.RSVP to save your spot!
When and where?
Date: Thursday, June 27Time: 18.30-20.30
Location: Sanulrim Restaurant, Gugi-dong, Seoul
Cost: 25,000 KRW (Payable to venue).
KOREA PRO Members receive RSVP prioritization.
Note: Drinks (including alcohol) are at own cost
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