Cultural Eduations
Explore Korea’s Culture Through Hanbok, History, and Heritage
At the Hanbok Resource Culture Foundation, we believe education is the gateway to meaningful cultural connection. Our educational programs introduce students, educators, and lifelong learners to the richness of Korean history, heritage, and identity—using Hanbok as a powerful visual and cultural lens. From primary classrooms to university lecture halls, our goal is to make Korean traditions accessible, accurate, and inspiring for all.
K–12 Cultural Curriculum
Our K–12 Cultural Curriculum delivers engaging, age-appropriate lessons that align with U.S. educational standards, using Hanbok to explore Korean history, symbolism, and etiquette through hands-on activities like garment coloring, norigae crafting, and traditional games. Teachers are supported with ready-to-use materials and optional virtual sessions with cultural educators.
Higher Education Engagement
Our Higher Education Engagement program offers in-depth exploration of Hanbok within Korean history, gender, class, and identity, featuring guest lectures, panel discussions, and collaborations across departments like fashion, sociology, and Asian studies. Faculty can also access research resources and host Hanbok-inspired exhibitions on campus.
Community-Based Learning
Our Community-Based Learning program brings cultural education to life through public lectures, family workshops, and storytelling sessions at libraries, museums, and community centers—helping Korean-American families connect with their heritage while engaging the broader public in meaningful, accessible ways.
