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As we have passed through the midpoint of this year, PSCORE is proud to reflect on the milestones, partnerships, and initiatives that have shaped its work so far.

As we have passed through the midpoint of this year, PSCORE is proud to reflect on the milestones, partnerships, and initiatives that have shaped its work so far.

In June, PSCORE celebrated the newly appointed Bada Nam as its new Executive Director. With new leadership, we would like to highlight the key activities and achievements from throughout the year so far, showcasing the collective efforts of the PSCORE team, leaders, and community in advancing our mission.


Events Educational Programs & Workshops

Jan. 31: Cybersecurity sessions for North Korean defectors in South Korea

Feb. 21 & 28: Launch of the English Activity Program with North Korean Defector Families

June 22–23: 2026 Global Youth Workshop for Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula


Public Lectures & Discussion Events

Mar. 3: Hosted former Australian Justice Michael Kirby in Seoul; National Assembly visit and Sogang University lecture on human rights and North Korea.

Apr. 8: Speech event at Leiden University.

May 4: Discussion with North Korean defector Joh Kyeongil in partnership with Technische Jugendfreizeit- und Bildungsgesellschaft (TJFBG).

Feb. 8: Welcomed Elizabeth Salmon, UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in North Korea, to PSCORE.


Institutional & Academic Engagement

Jan. 14–16: Supported Hanyang MUN IX.

May 13: Hosted North Korean defector Kim Eun-ju for a discussion with Auburn University students.

May 20: Guided Babson College students through the National Museum of Korean Democracy.

May 29: Collaborated with a Seoul high school on changing perspectives toward Korean reunification.


Conferences & International Representation

Feb. 23–24: 2026 Winter Global MZ’s DMZ Program.

June 10: Participated in the Geocriminality in Southeast Asia & BeyondConference in Tokyo, Japan.


Digital Outreach & Public Awareness

Jan. 14: Launched the YouTube series Inside and Outside North Korea.


Support our Work!

Your generosity helps us sustain our tutoring programs, defector workshops, and projects such as PSCORE’s Model United Nations for a Successful Corean Reunification.

Support our team’s mission toward expanding social integration, digital rights and accountability. To celebrate this milestone, please consider making a special anniversary donation.


Once again, thank you for being part of the PSCORE family. Together, we work toward freedom, dignity, and human rights for all.

With deepest gratitude,