I'm director of International Relations at Freedom Factory, the Asia Outreach Fellow of the Atlas Network, and the International Adviser to both the Mulmangcho School (for adolescent North Korean refugees) and HOPE (Helping Others Prosper Through English).
As you may notice, none of those require me to be at the office--instead, I should be out meeting, greeting, "strategerizing" for freedom. Yesterday I didn't go to the office--and it is unlikely I will go today!
The main event was a speech I gave at one of the international schools in Seoul. The students were lively, had many questions. I invited them to interrupt me at any time during my speech with questions--and they did so, many times!
I also joined Rev. Tim Peters of Helping Hands Korea for his weekly meeting. His organization rescues North Korean refugees in China and also provides help for the children of North Korean refugees. He was delighted to meet my new assistant, Cherie Yang (who is quickly learning that sitting at her desk is not part of her job duties).
After having a meeting with Étienne Ravary and Laurent Dansereau to discuss their new documentary, they joined us for the meeting with Rev. Peters. If you would like to be considered for their documentary, friend them on Facebook and let them know who you are.
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When I post these albums for Facebook, I'm asked for the location. "Here and there" 여기 저기 is not an option...
