DKSC 📖 Publication Workshop | November 12 (Wed), 3:30-5PM EST

Panelists will share insights on turning dissertations into books and navigating editorial and disciplinary expectations in the context of Korean studies.

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DKSC 에서 ”페미니즘 리부트“ 이후 10년 간의 북미와 한국의 한국학/연구에서의 페미니스트/퀴어 정치, 운동, 연구를 함께 돌아보는 라운드테이블을 준비했습니다. 한국시간으로 9/27 (토) 오전 9시이고, 행사는 한국어로 진행될 예정입니다. 신청 링크: bit.ly/46jg871

DKSC presents a roundtable discussion on the 10th anniversary of “Feminism Reboot,” on 9/26 (Fri) at 8PM EST. We will reflect on a decade of feminist and queer politics, activism, and scholarship in Korean Studies in both North America and South Korea. Register here: bit.ly/46jg871

We’ve updated our mission statement on our webpage in both English and Korean:

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Reminder: The application deadline for the Publication Mentoring Workshop is in one week, by May 9 at midnight EST.

This workshop for graduate students and postdocs will be held on June 6, 2025. See the CFP for details and submission guidelines.

Link to apply:
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We will be holding a Publication Mentoring Workshop (invite only) for grads/postdocs in June 2025. Please see the CFP for details, eligibility and submission guidelines. Application due May 9 Midnight EST.

Link to apply via google form: forms.gle/fb6B2KMgnZGh...

With hopes of chaos caused by the martial law being resolved, today marks the 77th anniversary of the Jeju 4.3 massacre in South Korea. Just a quick reminder of our online film screening event put together in recognition of the stories far to often erased and forgotten.

Join us for a special screening of Until the Stones Speak (2023) on April 11, 6 pm EST. Directed by Kim Kyung-man, this film follows the lives of five women who lived through the devastating turmoil of Jeju 4.3. luc.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Join us for our DKSC workshop, “Bridging Korean and Korean American Studies,” on Fri, Feb 21. Where does Korean American Studies fit within different disciplines? Is it part of Korean Studies' efforts to globalize the field? We invite three interdisciplinary scholars to explore these questions.

Please join us for our first "DKSC Reads" to discuss together Minwoo Jung's "Queer Korea Impossible." Links to the article in both Korean/Eng. will be sent upon registration participants are encouraged to read the article beforehand. The event will also be in both Korean/Eng.

Join us for an emergency roundtable on “K-democracy.” We’ll critically examine the heteronationalist and exceptionalist narratives of Korean democracy, the varied experiences of national “crisis” across communities, and the linkages between Korean exceptionalism and US empire. bit.ly/DKSCEmergency