Matthew Weigand is a journalist that has been living in South Korea for 20 years and working as a journalist there for 18. He's spent that time applying his master's degree in Information Technology to journalism, from reporting on technology developments in South Korea to editing scientific papers Read moreproduced by its academics and also working to change the face of Korean-language web sites one domain at a time.

Hwawon Ceci Lee is a bilingual video/photo journalist and multimedia producer based in Seoul, South Korea. Her work spans international news, documentaries, and corporate media, with credits including camera operation for BBC News, photography for EBS global documentary festivals, and production of Read morecorporate videos. 

Hwawon has also contributed as a news researcher and producer for major Korean networks KBS and JTBC, bringing a unique blend of global and local perspectives to her projects. Her versatility extends to creative roles as an assistant director for music videos and contributions to art poster design. Specializing in capturing South Korea's vibrant art, contemporary dance, and music scenes, she offers clients high-quality visual content enhanced by deep local insights and international media expertise. 

With experience living in Berlin, she also speaks some German, further broadening her cultural understanding and communication skills.

Musab Darwish is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea.
Photo/journalist, Documentary Filmmaker, photographer and Human Rights Activist, is interested in documenting people’s life from a social/economic perspective.

Since the year 2010, I started my career as a photojournalist covering Read morepolitical events, the democratic movement in Egypt, the Egyptian revolution, and the conflicts that followed it from 2011 to 2014.

In 2012, I started to focus more on economic and social rights issues, and I started to work on documentary photography projects at [ECESR] Egyptian center for economic and social rights, those projects covered social justice, housing, and environmental rights those projects were published in ECESR research publications.

People are natural storytellers, the more I listen to people's stories and their suffering, the more I am drawn to making documentaries.

I started my filmmaking career with ECESR as well, 
I worked on documentary projects, like [Ramlet Bulaq, The other Egypt, and El-Max], In addition to a number of video reports covering the labor, economic and social movement in Egypt.

In Korea, I started working at "MWTV" as a photojournalist and content creator, through my work there I covered tens of migrants workers' activities and conditions, Furthermore, I made reports about the refugees' situation in Korea and covered many stories like [Meet Azza] and The Unremembered Refugees.

I had the opportunity to collaborate with UNHCR, and filmmaker Paul Wu to work on the “Belonging” film project.

I'm a journalist focusing on larger structural stories and the humans caught in it. I write and do radio packages as well as lives for both radio and tv. I mainly produce Danish content but I'm fluent in English and have produced for international news before.

Hyungjin KIM is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea.

Graduated from Seoul Institute of the Arts' Department of Broadcasting
Currently attending The University of North Korean Studies
Former TV Chosun video reporter

Yumi Jeung is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea.

Started her work as a journalist in one of the Korean major newspaper, Hankyoreh(hani.co.kr).
Covered education issues as feature stories. 

In the meantime, she nominated as a representative of Korean young correspondents by Finnish Read moreForeign Affairs. And became the first Korean participant for the Foreign Correspondent Program 2015. 

In January 2016, Korean non-profit organization for disabled, 'we first.or.kr' nominated Yumi as a 'Monthly Story Winner' by the story covered the Biomedical Engineering education program in Korean Secondary School.

From May 2016, Yumi joined the education innovation organization 'FCN(Future Class Network)', and started another career as an education innovator. Her job is to collect diverse education innovation stories from all over the world. Recently she contributed to a Public TV program 'Future2030' by KBS as an international interviewer.

I am a correspondent for UPI currently based in Seoul, South Korea, covering politics and news on the Korean peninsula. I also cover breaking news, geopolitics, business, environmental and human rights issues across Northeast and Southeast Asia. I was previously an Asia correspondent for USA Today Read moreand my work has also appeared in TIME, The Atlantic, The Times (UK), AP, Marketwatch and several other outlets. I also provide photos for publication and began shooting/producing video packages in 2016. I have done live phone for radio & Skype for TV for BBC World Service Radio & CNN International.

Junhyup Kwon is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea. Kwon has been reporting on East Asia, with a special focus on North and South Korea, for both print and digital media since 2016. In recognition of his contributions, he received a Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) award for Excellence in Read moreArts & Culture Reporting in 2022 and the Cho Gye-chang Award from the Journalists Association of Korea in 2018.

Jiyong Hyun is a journalist based in Seoul, South Korea.

Williams Kyei is a journalist, digital marketer, and photographer based in Seoul, South Korea.