Green Ever

As a PhD student in Sociology at Seoul National University, I have developed a strong background in research and cultural analysis. My research interests lie in the intersection of culture, identity, and social inequality, with a particular focus on the Korean context. With a Master's degree in Communication and a Bachelor's degree in Russian Language and Literature, I have a unique perspective on the ways in which culture and identity are shaped and negotiated.

My research experience is diverse, having worked as a research assistant on various projects, including a book on news literacy education and a project on monitoring online sexism. I have also presented my research at conferences and have published several reports and papers on topics such as film policy, gender, and social impact.

In addition to my research experience, I have also worked as a project manager and researcher at the Korean Film Council, where I was responsible for managing financial support projects and hosting forums related to pending issues in the film industry. I have also worked as an art project manager at the Busan Cultural Foundation, where I implemented various art support projects.