Christopher Motola is currently working on his B.A. in Political Science with a concentration in International Affairs at The Catholic University of America. His interest in North Korea began his freshman year when he worked on a report about North Korean refugees and their efforts to enact social change in their home country through the use of foreign media such as films and music, as well as radio programming. While conducting research, Chris attended a presentation by Ji Seong-ho. Ji Seong-ho’s presentation inspired Chris to take up a greater interest in North Korea and advocating for human rights of the people who live there.
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