I am very interested in watching the Documentary Loyal to a Fault by Iris Shim. I live in the Netherlands, is there a way to obtain a copy or watch it online?
I just received the January 2012 edition and I’m disappointed, actually upset. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, employed by the County of Los Angeles, we strive to eliminate stigma and discrimination against mental health of all ethnic groups. Although I appreciate your efforts in dedicating a column for mental health, the fact that it was not mentioned on the cover of the magazine demonstrates that within your publication, such topic remains taboo. If we want to save lives and prevent suicide attempts, perhaps we should dedicate more pages on the subjact matter instead of full spread on the gala. We should confront the issue of suicide head on, not hide between pages. I’m sure you’re aware that Korea has the highest suicide rate amongst all the industrialized nations and that suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for the API group (age 18-25) in the states. If you’re interested in learning more about what the County is doing about suicide prevention, please email me. The key is to recognize signs and get help.
Dear Koream,
Hello, my name is Eric Park, and I am currently a researcher at the University of Southern California. I am emailing you because I am currently working on creating a LGBTQI Korean archive within ONE, the largest LGBTQI archives in the nation. Under the mentorship and coordination of the director of the archive, Joseph Hawkins, I am acquisitioning different works relevant to the burgeoning Queer Korean Movement.
I understand that Koream published a queer issue in August, 1993. If at all possible, ONE would truly appreciate a copy of this issue, both electronically and paper copy. If there is anyway to receive this copy, we would be truly appreciative. Thank you so much for reading this, and I hope to hear from you soon.
You published a piece I wrote entitled, “1.5 Generation Parenting” in the August 2007 issue in the Exiles on Main Street section of your magazine. Any chance you still have an electronic version of this article? If so, I would really appreciate it if you would send it to me. Thank you.
I came across this article on the G.O.A.L. website recently about how the Korean government is no longer supporting G.O.A.L., which is a Korean-Adoptee organization in Seoul, South Korea. I’ve learned since that other adoptee organizations, not only in Korea but also in the US and Europe are also losing funding. Could someone at KoreaAm look into this? My main questions would be, why are they doing this? These organizations are so helpful for adoptees like myself who visit and live in Korea, and look to reconnect with our Korean culture. Thanks!
Nitro Fresh, a Korean-American music producer currently residing in Seattle, WA, is making a notable noise in Seattle hip hop music scene with his hiphop duo called SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON. Their debut album “Cereal Box Superheroes” is currently being distributed in South Korea. Japanese label will also release their singles for the upcoming releases.
Hello! I wanted to tell you all about the webcomic that my wife Sara, a Korean American, writes, and I draw. IT is about her family life, her experiences coming to America, and life in Korea as a little girl.
IT is here: http://kandjcomic.com/
We also share recipes for traditional Korean food on the site.
What do you think?
-John
I wanted to bring to your attention a racial slur posted on ESPN’s website about KJ Choi’s win. http://espn.go.com/golf/
Under Headlines, the auther makes the comment, “Choi NIPS Toms…”
I am looking for the full citation for the article written by Terry Hong in the December 2003 issue. Would you please let me know the page numbers for the article? The title is “Times Up,” and it is the cover story about Korean American theatre. Also, is there any way you can scan old issues and make them available online?
Hi, I called to change my address, and nobody has called me back about it and I need it changed immediately. Can someone please email me, and so i can have this whole thing figured out, please.
Hello. I came across an article recently about how there is a growing number of Korean-American babies ending up in orphanages in Southern CA. Here is the link:
I was hoping that someone at KoreAm could investigate and do some further research. Would love for this issue to be publicized in your magazine. Thanks so much!!
just wondering, when you ship out your magazines in the us, what postal service does it go through? i was trying to order the march edition, but need to know which postal service as that affects where it gets shipped. thanks.
Hi my name is Debbie.
I recently read an article about ‘Periodic Table Hangul” in a Korean internet media.
I am wondering if you can cover and publish about Darim Kim who made the “Periodic Table Hangul” last year. As a teacher who teaches Korean to second generation Koreans and others, I think it’s valuable (sensational) information everyone who wants to learn Korean should know about.
Thank you. I am also wondering how I can purchase the table for the teaching purpose.
Hello, who can I speak with on KoreAm that can help bring awareness of a current class action suit of a group of Korean women against a boutique multi million dollar corporation for work exploitation and work related injury?
Hi! I ordered a copy of last year’s September issue, but the charge hasn’t shown up on my card yet/didn’t receive a confirmation e-mail about the order. Will I get one once it’s been processed and shipped? Thank you!
Hi,
I was just wondering if there is any possible way to get the September 2010 issue of KoreAm. I am buying a subscription as we speak, but would really like to get my hands on that issue. Anyway you can help me out!?
Jay park’s been doing lots and lots of Magazine covers in Korea.. it would be nice to see him in an ENGLISH writing magazine so we can read it. If you ever get jay on your magazine please let us all know what month issue.. we really wanna buy it.
can you guys write an article on jyj? they are making a worldwide album releasing on the 12th. they are part of TVXQ/DBSK. if you guys can write about them it would mean the world to me
Hello, this is Jenna Velez and I was interviewed by David Yi. in the article,
CONCERT REVIEW: Wonder Girls’ Nation-wide Tour Ft. 2PM! | iamkoream
Just to clarify I remember talking about how we made our shirts and how we got into Kpop through Jpop and groups like Wondergirls 2pm TVXQ I did not call the jonas brothers “gay” that might have been my friend who was with me. I remember telling David that how we were going to dance to songs like again and again, i hate you, my heartbeat. The only right thing said in the article was what my sister said about her shirt and how she loves 2pm.
I just felt it was needed to be said, Thank you for taking the time to read this and please respond back to me if you can clarifying you got this thank you very much
Hello, my name is Arnold Park and I am a business owner in Indianapolis, IN. I am originally from Korea Town, Los Angeles, but moved out here to start my very own Taco Business. Seeing as how a korean from los angeles that moves to Indiana to sell mexican food is typically the american dream, i was hoping i could share that with all my fellow koreans. I do have a korean flavored taco, which is called the KTOWN and an authentic mexican flavor called the CALI. Our business name is World Famous West Coast Tacos and we have a huge following on facebook/twitter. Our website is http://www.thebestdamntacos.com but it is currently under construction. Please contact me via email if you are interested, and thank you for your time!
Thank you for a great source of “Korean Americaness”. I have been reading Korean Am for the last 6 years and it has brought me great insights into what makes a Korean American. I was brought up believing that being a doctor, lawyer or even a denist were the only “respectable” career choices. However, I chose a different career path. I became a firefighter. Unfortunately, my parents did not see my career calling as worthy of a doctor’s son. At times, my vocation was refered to as “fire cracker” job.
Now, after twenty years on the “job”, I have reached a rank of fire captain. I love what I do. I believe that I do make a difference for the better. Least of all, I am changing stereotypical views of Asian Americans in my corner of the world. Most of all, my mother has changed her views some what. She would still prefer me being a doctor but old traditional views die hard.
It is unfortunate that not all next generations of Korean Americans are getting the opportunity to serve as a firefighter due to cultural ignorance and racial stereotype. There are few of us on the front line and I would love to see more especially in Southern California where there are large numbers of Korean and other Asian Americans.
I know Korean Am has had an article on Asian American police officers. I believe providing a forum to provide accurate information about being a firefighter will further encourage others like me to make a difference in a none traditional professon.
Hello Mr. Alan Ince,
I am an illustrator looking for work.
I have a BFA in illustration from Otis Parsons.
Also have attended ArtCenter’s BFA program – illustration/ fine art.
I work mainly in Acrylics, and watercolor – with ink pen.
Thank you!
Jane Lee
Good morning,
My name is Alan Ince, a writer from the Washington D.C. area. I have recently interviewed a Korean-American model named Catharina Lee. She is a full time student at George Mason University in great standing, and recently came back from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2010 in New York City. In 2009 she also competed in a Victoria’s Secret competition, both requiring her to miss classes.
The main component of the article I wrote is how her cultural background drives her to follow her dreams modeling, while maintaining being an honor student.I would appreciate any consideration for placing my article in your publication.
Thank you, and feel free to contact me. I am willing to send you an outline and/or the article.
It’s the new year, and Yim Jae Beum is coming to town! After a sold-out show in Los Angeles last October, he is coming back to hold two U.S. concerts for the 2012 Lunar New Year. Everyone already knows this man can sing! He’s got an impressive resume, debuting as a rock singer back in 1986, releasing Korean classics, such as “For You,” and most recently, joining and winning first place twice on the MBC show, “I am a Singer.”
Seattle and New Jersey, get ready! We are happy to announce that we will be giving away TWO (2) pairs of tickets! read more
Dear sirs,
I am very interested in watching the Documentary Loyal to a Fault by Iris Shim. I live in the Netherlands, is there a way to obtain a copy or watch it online?
Thank you very much in advance,
Irma Vos
I just received the January 2012 edition and I’m disappointed, actually upset. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, employed by the County of Los Angeles, we strive to eliminate stigma and discrimination against mental health of all ethnic groups. Although I appreciate your efforts in dedicating a column for mental health, the fact that it was not mentioned on the cover of the magazine demonstrates that within your publication, such topic remains taboo. If we want to save lives and prevent suicide attempts, perhaps we should dedicate more pages on the subjact matter instead of full spread on the gala. We should confront the issue of suicide head on, not hide between pages. I’m sure you’re aware that Korea has the highest suicide rate amongst all the industrialized nations and that suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for the API group (age 18-25) in the states. If you’re interested in learning more about what the County is doing about suicide prevention, please email me. The key is to recognize signs and get help.
Dear Koream,
Hello, my name is Eric Park, and I am currently a researcher at the University of Southern California. I am emailing you because I am currently working on creating a LGBTQI Korean archive within ONE, the largest LGBTQI archives in the nation. Under the mentorship and coordination of the director of the archive, Joseph Hawkins, I am acquisitioning different works relevant to the burgeoning Queer Korean Movement.
I understand that Koream published a queer issue in August, 1993. If at all possible, ONE would truly appreciate a copy of this issue, both electronically and paper copy. If there is anyway to receive this copy, we would be truly appreciative. Thank you so much for reading this, and I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Eric Park
Hello,
You published a piece I wrote entitled, “1.5 Generation Parenting” in the August 2007 issue in the Exiles on Main Street section of your magazine. Any chance you still have an electronic version of this article? If so, I would really appreciate it if you would send it to me. Thank you.
Sujung Kim
San Francisco
I came across this article on the G.O.A.L. website recently about how the Korean government is no longer supporting G.O.A.L., which is a Korean-Adoptee organization in Seoul, South Korea. I’ve learned since that other adoptee organizations, not only in Korea but also in the US and Europe are also losing funding. Could someone at KoreaAm look into this? My main questions would be, why are they doing this? These organizations are so helpful for adoptees like myself who visit and live in Korea, and look to reconnect with our Korean culture. Thanks!
http://goal.or.kr/eng/?slms=for&lsms=2&sl=5&ls=1&query=view&uid=351
I was wondering if/how I could get a copy of the 2007 issue with Jung Ji-Hoon (Rain) on the cover?Thanks,
Liz
Hi,
Nitro Fresh, a Korean-American music producer currently residing in Seattle, WA, is making a notable noise in Seattle hip hop music scene with his hiphop duo called SATURDAY MORNING CARTOON. Their debut album “Cereal Box Superheroes” is currently being distributed in South Korea. Japanese label will also release their singles for the upcoming releases.
Article on NW Asian Weekly – http://www.nwasianweekly.com/2011/05/saturday-morning-cartoon-a-hip-hop-duo-strive-to-prove-that-seattle-is-more-than-rock-chords/
Official Web – http://saturdaymorningcartoon.tumblr.com
Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/smcmusic
Youtube – http://www.youtube.com/drdemian
Nitro Fresh – http://www.nitrofresh.com
You HAVE to see this video!! From Korea’s got talent.
Wow. I hope his story is true (not that I want him to have had such a tough life) but not like that one British chick that embellished the truth.
http://www.viralviralvideos.com/2011/06/06/homeless-boy-wows-judges-on-koreas-got-talent/
Hello! I wanted to tell you all about the webcomic that my wife Sara, a Korean American, writes, and I draw. IT is about her family life, her experiences coming to America, and life in Korea as a little girl.
IT is here: http://kandjcomic.com/
We also share recipes for traditional Korean food on the site.
What do you think?
-John
I wanted to bring to your attention a racial slur posted on ESPN’s website about KJ Choi’s win.
http://espn.go.com/golf/
Under Headlines, the auther makes the comment, “Choi NIPS Toms…”
Disgusting. I hope you bring light to it.
Thank you.
I am looking for the full citation for the article written by Terry Hong in the December 2003 issue. Would you please let me know the page numbers for the article? The title is “Times Up,” and it is the cover story about Korean American theatre. Also, is there any way you can scan old issues and make them available online?
Thank you.
I never received the April 2011 copy.
Hi, I called to change my address, and nobody has called me back about it and I need it changed immediately. Can someone please email me, and so i can have this whole thing figured out, please.
Hello. I came across an article recently about how there is a growing number of Korean-American babies ending up in orphanages in Southern CA. Here is the link:
http://newamericamedia.org/2011/03/more-korean-kids-ending-up-in-foster-care.php
I was hoping that someone at KoreAm could investigate and do some further research. Would love for this issue to be publicized in your magazine. Thanks so much!!
was looking for dresses online at bloomie’s and found that jamie chung was the new face for aqua for spring 11.
http://www1.bloomingdales.com/photo-galleries/aqua-closet-spring-2011.jsp
just wondering, when you ship out your magazines in the us, what postal service does it go through? i was trying to order the march edition, but need to know which postal service as that affects where it gets shipped. thanks.
just wanted to say the cartoons are pretty damn funny especially falkzilla :-)
http://dukechronicle.com/article/michelle-sohn-first-female-young-trustee-since-2004
I think her achievement is inspirational. Perhaps, you could do a story on her.
wheres the change of address place for this site? i need to change my shipping address.
Hi my name is Debbie.
I recently read an article about ‘Periodic Table Hangul” in a Korean internet media.
I am wondering if you can cover and publish about Darim Kim who made the “Periodic Table Hangul” last year. As a teacher who teaches Korean to second generation Koreans and others, I think it’s valuable (sensational) information everyone who wants to learn Korean should know about.
Thank you. I am also wondering how I can purchase the table for the teaching purpose.
Hello, who can I speak with on KoreAm that can help bring awareness of a current class action suit of a group of Korean women against a boutique multi million dollar corporation for work exploitation and work related injury?
Hi! I ordered a copy of last year’s September issue, but the charge hasn’t shown up on my card yet/didn’t receive a confirmation e-mail about the order. Will I get one once it’s been processed and shipped? Thank you!
Hi,
I was just wondering if there is any possible way to get the September 2010 issue of KoreAm. I am buying a subscription as we speak, but would really like to get my hands on that issue. Anyway you can help me out!?
Meghan Myung
We’re moving and need to change the address for our subscription. Thank you
As a Korean-born adoptee living in America… is one considered to be a “KoreAm”?
Jay park’s been doing lots and lots of Magazine covers in Korea.. it would be nice to see him in an ENGLISH writing magazine so we can read it. If you ever get jay on your magazine please let us all know what month issue.. we really wanna buy it.
can you guys write an article on jyj? they are making a worldwide album releasing on the 12th. they are part of TVXQ/DBSK. if you guys can write about them it would mean the world to me
Hi,
I recently subscribed to KoreAM but I want to update my address but didn’t receive a mag yet. If you could contact me so I may update my address.
Thank you,
Gae
Hello, this is Jenna Velez and I was interviewed by David Yi. in the article,
CONCERT REVIEW: Wonder Girls’ Nation-wide Tour Ft. 2PM! | iamkoream
Just to clarify I remember talking about how we made our shirts and how we got into Kpop through Jpop and groups like Wondergirls 2pm TVXQ I did not call the jonas brothers “gay” that might have been my friend who was with me. I remember telling David that how we were going to dance to songs like again and again, i hate you, my heartbeat. The only right thing said in the article was what my sister said about her shirt and how she loves 2pm.
I just felt it was needed to be said, Thank you for taking the time to read this and please respond back to me if you can clarifying you got this thank you very much
Jenna Velez
Jennadvelez@yahoo.com
Hello, my name is Arnold Park and I am a business owner in Indianapolis, IN. I am originally from Korea Town, Los Angeles, but moved out here to start my very own Taco Business. Seeing as how a korean from los angeles that moves to Indiana to sell mexican food is typically the american dream, i was hoping i could share that with all my fellow koreans. I do have a korean flavored taco, which is called the KTOWN and an authentic mexican flavor called the CALI. Our business name is World Famous West Coast Tacos and we have a huge following on facebook/twitter. Our website is http://www.thebestdamntacos.com but it is currently under construction. Please contact me via email if you are interested, and thank you for your time!
Please check my subscription. I’ve only received one issue (dec 2009). 501 Byron Ct, Irving TX 75038
How do I change my address for my magazine subscription?
Thank you for a great source of “Korean Americaness”. I have been reading Korean Am for the last 6 years and it has brought me great insights into what makes a Korean American. I was brought up believing that being a doctor, lawyer or even a denist were the only “respectable” career choices. However, I chose a different career path. I became a firefighter. Unfortunately, my parents did not see my career calling as worthy of a doctor’s son. At times, my vocation was refered to as “fire cracker” job.
Now, after twenty years on the “job”, I have reached a rank of fire captain. I love what I do. I believe that I do make a difference for the better. Least of all, I am changing stereotypical views of Asian Americans in my corner of the world. Most of all, my mother has changed her views some what. She would still prefer me being a doctor but old traditional views die hard.
It is unfortunate that not all next generations of Korean Americans are getting the opportunity to serve as a firefighter due to cultural ignorance and racial stereotype. There are few of us on the front line and I would love to see more especially in Southern California where there are large numbers of Korean and other Asian Americans.
I know Korean Am has had an article on Asian American police officers. I believe providing a forum to provide accurate information about being a firefighter will further encourage others like me to make a difference in a none traditional professon.
Hello Mr. Alan Ince,
I am an illustrator looking for work.
I have a BFA in illustration from Otis Parsons.
Also have attended ArtCenter’s BFA program – illustration/ fine art.
I work mainly in Acrylics, and watercolor – with ink pen.
Thank you!
Jane Lee
Good morning,
My name is Alan Ince, a writer from the Washington D.C. area. I have recently interviewed a Korean-American model named Catharina Lee. She is a full time student at George Mason University in great standing, and recently came back from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2010 in New York City. In 2009 she also competed in a Victoria’s Secret competition, both requiring her to miss classes.
The main component of the article I wrote is how her cultural background drives her to follow her dreams modeling, while maintaining being an honor student.I would appreciate any consideration for placing my article in your publication.
Thank you, and feel free to contact me. I am willing to send you an outline and/or the article.
Alan Ince
ince.alan@gmail.com
3912 Keith Avenue
Fairfax, VA 22030
757-502-3080