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The Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS) was launched in 1971 as an arm of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It serves as a communication bridge to promote Korea overseas, to shed light on international cultural exchanges and to bring that news back to the Korean audience. Toward this end, we report on all of the Korean government's ongoing policies, on all the president's summit meetings and on all types of international cooperation. In addition, we also host art performances, exhibits, music festivals and film festivals. Finally, we also reach out to opinion leaders worldwide, to the international press, academia and to artists from around the globe. Korea.net is a government web portal that promotes Korea online. It provides up-to-date information about Korea across a variety of fields, including government policies, international cooperation, cultural developments, the arts, history, social movements, science, technology, business, sports and so on. We do so in nine languages: English, simplified Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, Russian, French, German and Vietnamese. Korea.net has been strengthening communication with its online readers worldwide through various social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and Flickr. In particular, Korea Clickers, our Facebook profile, has more than 600,000 followers as of March 2020, becoming one of the most popular government social media profiles in Korea. Korea.net engages in active communication with its neighbors around the world through its team of Honorary Reporters and its overseas columnists.

Our Mission: The Korean American Scholarship Foundation (KASF) is a non-profit, volunteer-managed organization established to help meet the financial needs of Korean-American students seeking higher education. Specifically, the foundation seeks to: Assist Korean American students in pursuit of academic and personal achievement, Encourage community and civic service as an integral part of leadership development, and Nurture the sense of pride and confidence in Korean cultural heritage and tradition. In addition, pending funds availability, KASF has also provided scholarships to qualified descendants of Korean War American Veterans. The foundation is operated by its voluntary-based Board of Directors and supporters and its operating expenses are funded by incomes from membership dues and local fund raising activities. In addition to their voluntary work for the KASF, many of our Board of Directors are also scholarship donors. Founded in 1969 by a small group of concerned Korean American community leaders in Washington, D.C., KASF began as a local organization with limited focus and funding resources. However, with the dramatic growth of Korean immigrant communities in the U.S. and ever increasing need for financial aids for Korean American students, KASF became a national organization in 1989. While headquartered in Washington D.C., KASF has six regional chapters in Washington D.C., Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Chicago, and Houston (see states that are covered by each regional chapters). While all regional chapters operate under a single KASF bylaws, each chapter operates independently to raise funds, manage educational/cultural programs, and to award scholarships.

Korean Intellectual Property Office is a semiconductors company based out of Calle Laguna del Marquesado Nª 19, Nave 16 Edificio Adriana 1ª Planta, Polígono Industrial La Resina (Villaverde), Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain.

The Korean International School is made up of two sections: an International Section and a Korean Section. Each section has its own philosophy, curriculum and operational arrangements following its own distinctive curriculum. The International Section follows an adapted UK National Curriculum and has a roll of 700 highly motivated students aged 4-18. At KIS we believe that Education is a partnership between students, parents, teachers and other school staff. The views of all partners are valued, respected and responded to with reason. We welcome students and staff of all backgrounds and will use diversity as a means of enriching the curriculum. We therefore aim to create a safe, secure and supportive environment for everyone. At KIS we intend to be known and remembered as a community in which learning is enjoyable as well as purposeful, where there is balance between challenged support and where the acquisition of knowledge is complimented by the development of the self. Within this community, teachers and students are committed to seizing and maximising opportunities for learning.

The Korean Resource Center (KRC) was founded in 1983 to empower low-income, immigrant, Asian American and Pacific Islander, and people of color communities in Southern California. Using a holistic approach, KRC strives to empower our community by integrating services, education, culture, organizing, and coalition building, all of which seek to improve the life of the individual and the community. KRC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Proven experts in delivering accurate, concise Korean-English translations to banks, law firms, accounting offices, and other agencies. We offer the following services: translation, proofreading, transcription, desktop publishing, cultural consulting, post-editing, and business research. Even if you have an existing Korean-English translation solution, we hope that you consider contacting us to find out how you can benefit from translations that are better than the competition. Our legal translation work is known for being better than opposing counsel, without the high price.

Home to the Friendliest Twitter-based Online Korean Celebrity News and Gossip Updates in English! We provide news in our blogs, twitter, facebook and videos on our youtube account. We also creating a base for kpop fans to share their thoughts on their idols.