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    2003
    Literary Awards for Overseas Koreans
    Together with the Overseas Koreans Foundation, the Daesan Foundation co-hosted the 7thLiterary Awards for Overseas Koreans. These are intended to encourage overseas Koreans to be active in creating their own literature. Also the awards aim at giving them a motive to learn and use the Korean language overseas.
    The winner received 5 million won and the runner-up received 2 million won. The winners attended a literary tour with the judges from October 23rd to 25th on Jeju Island. The awards ceremony was held on October 20th at Seoul Educational Cultural Theater and the works were published in Window on Overseas Korean Literature.
    Date Session Speaker Moderator
    Sep. 3 Keynote Speech : The need for establishing Korean Cultural Network KIM Mun-Hwan
    Keynote Speech : Diaspora and Identity in Literature KIM U-Chang
    LEE Hoi-Sung
    Hanminjok Community and Emigration Literature CHOI Won-Shik
    Anatoly KIM
    Moses G. MYUNG    		 KIM Chi-Soo
    The Status of Overseas Koreans Literature KIM Ki-Chung
    PARK Sun-Suk
    AHN Woo-Shik
    Astrid Trotzig    		 KWON Taek-Young
    Sep. 4 Literature in Multi-cultural World AHN Jung-Hyo
    KIM Seong-Kon
    Elaine KIM    		 LIM Hun-Young
    My Life, My Literature KO Un
    Hyun Wol    		 LEE Soon-Won
    Exchange of Korean Literature and Network KWON Young-Min
    LIM Chang-Hyun
    KIM Hak-Chun    		 SUNG Ki-Jo
    10-Year History Book of the Daesan Foundation
    The Foundation published the 10-Year History Book of the Daesan Foundation. The book contains a record of the activities and various projects of the Daesan Foundation for the last 10 years, including a list of grant recipients, screening committees, publications and photos. The book also features essays on each project written by famous domestic and foreign writers such as Le Clezio and Margaret Drabble.
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