On November 9, the World Educational Cultural Aid successfully concluded the performance report session for the cultural communication program ‘We Dancer’ jointly promoted with seven family centers in Gyeonggi-do (Paju, Icheon, Guri, Anseong, Bucheon, Dongducheon, and Ansan).
‘WE Dancer’ is a K-POP dance class in which married immigrants and their children participate. It is a program that focuses on promoting exchange and communication between multicultural families across generations and cultures through music and dance. At the briefing session on this day, each regional team presented the fruits of their practice on stage, and participants of various nationalities and ages conveyed emotion to the scene through performances.
The World Educational Cultural Aid received a plaque of appreciation in recognition of providing a place where multicultural families can naturally blend into society through the planning and operation of this program. It is evaluated as part of efforts to integrate the community through culture and arts.
Bang Jeong-hwan, CEO of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “Art is an important means of expressing oneself and connecting with society,” and added, “We will continue to expand cultural communication programs to help multicultural families grow together with the community.”
Meanwhile, the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) is an international non-profit organization that carries out various educational support activities for underprivileged children around the world. It is contributing to resolving global educational imbalance by spreading the culture of sharing and donation.
