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Companions of YECCO
We look forward to cooperating with those can share the values with YECCO!
RAS Korea (Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch)
The Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland was founded on March 15, 1823, by the renowned Sanskrit scholar Henry Thomas Colebrooke. On August 11, 1824, it received a Royal Charter from King George IV "for the investigation and encouragement of science, literature, and the arts in relation to Asia." Subsequently established in June 1900, the Korea Branch (RAS Korea) remains the oldest institution in the world dedicated to the study of Korea.
YECCO collaborates with RAS Korea to participate in various events and seminars that delve deeply into Korean history and traditional culture, and also takes part in supporting operations during events held by embassies and academic institutions. Additionally, YECCO receives various consultations and support to enhance the quality of programs such as the YECCO Histour and Class programs.
API (Academic Programs International)
API (Academic Programs International) is a U.S.-based educational organization that provides people around the world with opportunities to pursue learning and personal growth through diverse experiences.
YECCO organizes and hosts 3 to 4 regular exchange programs each spring and fall, as API's main exchange partner. These programs, planned by YECCO, offer a wide range of Korean cultural experiences, from visits to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Seodaemun Prison History Hall to hands-on activities like Taekwondo and seal engraving.
CIEE (Council on International Education Exchange)
CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange) is a non-profit educational institution which provides students, teachers, and young professionals from around the world with the skills to become active and responsible global citizens.
YECCO designs and conducts regular exchange activities 5-6 times a year with CIEE. The exchange activities planned by YECCO consist of various Korean cultural experiences, such as visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Seodaemun Prison History Museum, Taekwondo, and making traditional Korean stamps.
G.O.A.L. (Global Overseas Adoptees' Link)
G.O.A'L. (Global Overseas Adoptees' Association) was founded by overseas Korean adoptees who returned to Korea in 1998. It is the only non-profit organization and non-governmental organization (NGO) led by adoptees in Korea.
YECCO participates in events established by G.O.A’.L., including Root Finding Event and Tourism Program. The Root Finding Event is held annually by the Overseas Adoption Connection to help overseas adoptees find their roots when they visit their home country. YECCO works as an interpreter and a tour guide at this event.
Modu Moida (Momo Camp)
Modu Moida Inc. is a non-profit organization specializing in educational and cultural planning, established to help second-generation and multi-generational Koreans overseas reconnect with their heritage and roots.
YECCO provides comprehensive support for MoMo Camp by managing program planning and dispatching specialized instructors. Through a curriculum tailored for overseas Korean youth, YECCO delivers history and culture in an engaging way, empowering children to cultivate a strong sense of their Korean identity.
Jongno-gu Volunteer Center
Jongno-gu Volunteer Center is a specialized institution that supports and connects various volunteer activities within the Jongno district. To foster a culture of community participation and sharing, the center operates systematic volunteer programs and helps residents engage in service activities more easily.
YECCO manages its members' service hours and records through the Jongno-gu Volunteer Center system. This allows members to easily verify their activities and ensures smoother communication with the institution. Ultimately, it enables volunteer work to be managed in a systematic and reliable manner.
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