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[Global Epic Reporter Seongsu Lee] On Friday, June 17, the World Educational Cultural Aid announced that it had delivered 30 AI lighting ‘Clover Lamps’ through the Inje County Family Center to support education and acquire artificial intelligence culture for children from low-income multicultural families in Inje.

The ‘Naver Clover Lamp Support Project’, which was carried out this time, was carried out with the hope that children from multicultural families who desperately need to learn Korean will be able to fill the learning gap through self-directed learning and learn the next-generation technology culture about AI. The Clover Lamp, which reads any book, includes a function that reads from Korean to English when the book is opened, as well as functions for children such as fairy tales and quizzes, which can contribute to the educational growth of children from multicultural families who have difficulty speaking Korean and to the acquisition of cultural experiences for the next generation.

The handover ceremony was attended by Bang Jeong-hwan, president of the World Educational Cultural Aid, the director and staff of the Inje-gun Family Center, and multicultural families.

In addition, a multicultural family raising a brother and sister that received the gift that day expressed their sincere gratitude for sharing such a great clover stand with their two children who were amazed and happy to hear them take out a storybook and read it with their younger sibling. 

Meanwhile, the World Educational Cultural Aid is an international relief non-profit organization that develops sponsorship programs for children in educational blind spots around the world, practices sharing so that those in need can live with hope, and takes the lead in spreading the donation culture. It is actively working for children in welfare blind spots.

Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “I am truly happy that Naver’s warm sharing of the AI ​​Clova Lamp could be meaningfully delivered to children in need, and we will continue to brighten the future of children.”

Seongsu Lee, Global Epic Reporter news@globalepic.co.kr