Caroline Ward is a junior at American University, studying International Studies and Korean with a focus in peace, global security, and conflict resolution in East Asia. In her undergrad research, she analyzed discourses in American media surrounding North Korea’s human rights abuses. Through this process, she learned about the severity of the humanitarian crisis in North Korea which drove her to become involved in the issue. Through her work at HRNK, she hopes to continue advocating for human rights and expand her knowledge of North Korean relations.
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