Lecture and Performance for Creative Education of Future Generations to be Held... Jeon Ho-hwan, President of Dongmyeong University, to Deliver Invited Lecture at Event

Creative Education Performance and Lecture for Future Generations Promotional Poster.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] A lecture and performance for creative education of multicultural families and future generations will be held on the 16th from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM at the Busan UN Peace Memorial Hall Convention Hall.

The event is open to international family youth, foreign exchange students, youth aspiring to be global leaders, and parents of international families.

Part of the 5,000 KRW admission fee will be used as support funds for multicultural students.

At the event, Jeon Ho-hwan, president of Dongmyung University, will give a keynote lecture titled "You Will Still Be Youthful in 2050."

Following this, Jeong Cheol-gyu, a multicultural understanding education instructor who debuted as KBS comedian "Blanca" and won the 2004 KBS Entertainment Awards Rookie of the Year, will give a lecture titled "Will You Discriminate Against Shadows Too?"

At Girls Hip Hop Dream Maker, Park Hye-won, who won the gold medal in the street dance middle school solo category at the 2nd Dance Love National Dance Competition, will present a cultural performance titled "I Have a Dream!!"

President Jeon Ho-hwan said, "This is a meaningful event actively supported by Dongmyung University at a time when national policies and care are needed for the increasing multicultural families and their children due to the population cliff."

The event was hosted by Creative Internationals Korea Cooperative.

The cooperative is a future talent development enterprise registered in Changwon City, Gyeongnam, in October 2021, formed by international family women who love Korea.

Under the vision of "Realizing World Peace through Fostering Creative International Leaders," it plans and carries out various activity projects to develop individuals, families, and society further.