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WELCOME TO KOWIN OC!
The Korean Women's International Network (KOWIN) is
a global network of women of Korean descent who are leaders in their respective fields.
Our purpose is to organize networking opportunities and facilitate discussion
and collaboration on a host of issues concerning the diaspora of Korean women.
We equip and enable women to find success in their fields, be a positive
influence and inspiration in their communities, and serve
as role models to the next generation.
Invitation to Youth
KOWIN OC invites young Korean Americans
to our annual event,
"Grow Your Vision,"
where Korean-American professionals will share valuable knowledge and experiences.
To our future leaders in Korea, the U.S., and
beyond—our pride lies in you, the youth.
We encourage your participation in this meaningful event. This is an opportunity to build pride in your Korean heritage, deepen your sense of identity, and gain motivation to set and pursue ambitious future goals.
청소년 여러분을 초대합니다.
KOWIN OC는 해마다
"Grow Your Vision" 이라는 주제로
Korean-American 전문 지식인들이
들려 주는 소중한 경험과 지식을 배울 수 있는
뜻깊은 자리를 마련합니다.
미래의 한국, 미국, 더 나아가 세계를 이끌어 갈
우리의 자랑, 청소년 여러분!
부디 관심을 갖고 참석하시길 바랍니다.
한국인으로서 자부심을 갖고 정체성을 발견하여
더 높은 미래의 목표를 갖고
도전할 수 있는 동기 부여의 기회를 갖을 것입니다.
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2024 Grow Your Vision!
Youth Mentoring Workshop
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Date: March 16, 2024 (Saturday), 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
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Location: 오렌지 한인교회(Orange Korean Church), Fullerton, California
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Target Audience: Middle / High school / College students
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Registration fee: $30(for lunch & snack)
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Host: KOWIN OC
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Sponsor: Korean-American Foundation
MEET OUR MENTORS
Mentoring Workshop Reflection Essay
Valentine Han
37% of high school graduates are unsure about their future careers. Career Workshops are an effective way to see which career someone would like to pursue and their benefits by personally interviewing face-to-face with someone else ...
Rachel Choi
This past weekend, I attended a youth workshop filled with successful professionals: lawyers, judges, doctors, investors, and even a former FBI agent and White House advisor. While I've always had a thing for law, figuring out my exact ...
Abigail Yeji Lee
The visit and experience I gained from this event were very memorable and in many ways inspiring to me. Ever since I was young I had been very unsure of my career choices and always was lost since I didn’t have ...
Lena Choi
The nature of purpose is to drive; drive people to success, drive evil to dust, drive aspirations into minds, and minds into action. I think about purpose when I cannot fathom my own, and most times, I come to the conclusion ...
Emily Huang
In today’s workshop, I got so inspired by the story of Kay Ko, a former White House adviser, and decided to learn more about her. As an Asian woman, her accomplishments only highlighted the ability to transcend gender and racial references but also reflected a very deep commitment to the American immigrant community ...
Ellie Park
Reflecting on my experience attending the Korean Women's International Network
mentorship event, I am struck by the profound impact it has had on my personal and
professional growth. This gathering, connecting young adults with accomplished
professionals in the legal, medical, ...
Leah Cha
Before attending this presentation, I had little knowledge or motivation to know what lay ahead in the future. I navigated through life as if I was a naive lamb venturing into unknown territories. However, during the discussion between the panel of speakers, I found myself captivated ...
Ian Kim
Meeting Korean American immigrants who have successful jobs showed me their point of view, what they learned, and what they did to become successful. After hearing everyone, some facts I learned were: even if someone is determined to study a specific major, the idea ...
Hanna Choi
Today, I took part in the workshop of the Youth Mentoring Network, organized by the Korean Women’s International Network, Orange County Chapter. As an Asian woman with big aspirations to be a great neuroscientist one day ...
Angeline Han
Did you know that only a small percentage of students in middle school know the educational requirements for careers they choose? One way to teach students about how much education they should be receiving for their future ...
Yerin Choi
The most important thing I felt from the workshop—Youth Mentoring Network sponsored by the Korean Women’s International Network Orange County Chapter—is discovering ...
Abigail Yeji Lee
During my experience at KOWIN'S youth mentoring networkshop I learned numerous teachings. I walked in through the double doors as I greeted by Korean women in a purple t-shirts. She wrote my name down ...
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