Our research is to document and preserve the fading away voices of Korean history, culture, and heritage ensuring their legacy for future generations. We recognize the urgency of capturing the experiences, stories, and perspectives of individuals who have lived through significant historical periods, as their voices hold invaluable insights that enrich our understanding of the past.

Our primary objective is to conduct meticulous research, focusing on oral history interviews and firsthand accounts, to document the diverse narratives that have shaped Korea’s history. We actively seek out individuals who have witnessed pivotal events, cultural shifts, and societal transformations, aiming to amplify their voices and give them the recognition they deserve.

Through empathetic and ethical research practices, we prioritize creating a safe and inclusive environment for participants to share their personal stories. We approach each interview with respect, sensitivity, and a commitment to preserving the integrity of the narratives shared with us.

In addition to collecting oral histories, we employ various research methods to triangulate and corroborate the information gathered. This rigorous approach ensures the accuracy and reliability of our findings, enhancing their value for future research and scholarship.