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Bada Nam
Executive Director of PSCORE
Bada Nam is a South Korean national who has been working at PSCORE since 2010. He organizes public and private events, fundraisers, and intern projects. Using his background in international affairs, Bada Nam works as a North Korean human rights and Korean reunification activist. He has contributed to various U.N. human rights mechanisms since 2012. Bada Nam has worked on numerous publications, reports, and campaigns pertinent to the humanitarian crisis in North Korea as well been interviewed by several media outlets, including Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) in Germany and Voice of America (VOA).
Bada Nam
Executive Director of PSCORE
Bada Nam is a South Korean national who has been working at PSCORE since 2010. He organizes public and private events, fundraisers, and intern projects. Using his background in international affairs, Bada Nam works as a North Korean human rights and Korean reunification activist. He has contributed to various U.N. human rights mechanisms since 2012. Bada Nam has worked on numerous publications, reports, and campaigns pertinent to the humanitarian crisis in North Korea as well been interviewed by several media outlets, including Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) in Germany and Voice of America (VOA).
Our Interns
Our Interns
Our interns and volunteers are an essential part of PSCORE and work alongside our permanent team to support and develop the organization’s mission and activities.
PSCORE takes pride in its international community of dedicated and skilled interns and volunteers. Coming from diverse academic, professional, and cultural backgrounds, they bring valuable expertise, new perspectives, and international experience to our work.
They contribute across many areas of the organization, helping to sustain and develop our programs, human rights research and advocacy, education initiatives, grant writing and fundraising, media and communications, marketing, social media, design, and IT.
As an international NGO, PSCORE has welcomed interns and volunteers from around the world. Their commitment, together with the generous support of our teachers, sponsors, and donors, plays a vital role in enabling PSCORE to continue its work for North Korean human rights and the empowerment of North Korean defectors.
This international community strengthens our ability to raise awareness, connect people across borders, and work toward a more open, humane, and peaceful Korean Peninsula.
Interested in joining our team?
Discover how you can contribute to PSCORE and become part of our international community.
Contact us for more information about our volunteer, tutoring and internship opportunities. You can find our intern map in full view here.