Rooted in community. Growing with purpose. Investing in our future.
Rooted in community. Growing with purpose. Investing in our future.
If ten of us were seated at a dinner table and one person didn’t receive a plate, wouldn’t we each share what we had so everyone could eat? This is jeong—a deep sense of care and connection. And it’s the belief at the heart of KACF: when one of us struggles, we all have a role to play.
Across the United States, more than 1.8 million Korean Americans call this country home. Yet nearly 1 in 10 of us live in poverty, and 6 in 10 Korean seniors can’t afford basic necessities—reminders that these needs are closer to home than we often realize. As the trusted home for giving in the Korean American community, KACF ensures your generosity reaches high-impact nonprofits across the country, matched with the cultural understanding and strategic expertise needed to drive lasting change.
In 2024, we began stepping more fully into our national role—expanding our reach to support organizations in cities across the country, investing in the next generation of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders, and strengthening the networks shaping solutions for the long term. This report reflects what becomes possible when we lead with trust, share power, and work together.
Like that dinner table, it only matters when everyone has a seat and everyone plays a part.
Thank you for being part of it.
Kyung B. Yoon
President & CEO
A Record Year for Grantmaking
Our second national open call for grant applications saw a 66% increase in applications, and we committed a record-breaking $3 million to 42 nonprofit partners nationwide.
To expand access and reduce barriers, we continued offering bilingual applications, accepted proposals in English or Korean, provided multi-year grants, and eliminated renewal requirements for returning partners.
$3M+
in total grants
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Asian Americans Advancing Justice–Southern California
KFAM (Grant generously underwritten by KACF San Francisco)
KIWA
Korea Town Senior and Community Center (Grant generously underwritten by Seoul Medical Group)
Korean American Coalition-Los Angeles
Korean American Community Services
Korean American Special Education Center (Grant generously underwritten by KACF San Francisco)
Korean Resource Center
KYCC
Little Tokyo Service Center
Somang Society (Grant generously underwritten by Seoul Medical Group)
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Asian Americans Advancing Justice–Chicago
Hana Center
KAN-WIN
National Korean American Service & Education Consortium
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The Advocacy Institute
Asian American Federation (AAF)
Asian Americans for Equality (AAFE)
Asian Women’s Christian Association (AWCA)
Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative (BVMI)
Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC)
Community Inclusion & Development Alliance (CIDA)
Community Resource Exchange (CRE)
Korean American Civic Empowerment (KACE)
Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC)
Korean American Senior Citizens Associate of New Jersey (KASCA-NJ)
Korean Community Center (KCC)
Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS)
New Beginnings for Special Needs
Nanoom House
Red Canary Song
Renaissance Economic Development Corporation (REDC)
WomanKind
YWCA of Queens
42
organizations funded
nationwide
$17M
in cumulative grantmaking since our founding
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Penn Asian Senior Services
Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation
Woori Center
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Woori Juntos
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Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center
Family Counseling Center of Greater Washington
Hamkae Center
Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington
IN FOCUS
Strengthening local anchors, launching a national response
Between 2011 and 2021, the Korean American population aged 65 and older grew by nearly 70%—a shift that underscores the urgent need for culturally informed support for older adults and their families.
This year, addressing this need became our largest area of investment. Across the country, 12 nonprofit partners provided hot meals, housing assistance, dementia care and education, and essential social services that help older adults remain connected and supported.
In regions such as Southern California, we expanded our investments to strengthen trusted community-based
organizations that serve as critical lifelines for Korean American seniors and their families.
To better understand the needs of this rapidly growing population, KACF commissioned the first national study on Korean American seniors. Spanning housing stability, caregiving challenges, transportation barriers, financial security, healthcare access, and social engagement, the findings are already helping inform solutions and shape conversations at both local and national levels.
Together, we are building communities better equipped to support Korean Americans in aging in place with agency and dignity.
Investing in Trusted Community Hubs
“KACF’s funding not only helps sustain our work as the largest senior center in Los Angeles County, but also enables us to expand our services and serve even more seniors.”
Korea Town Senior & Community Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Helping Seniors Access Lifeline Public Benefits
With requests for help doubling from 2023 to 2024, Woori Juntos (Houston, TX) helped Korean American seniors access critical benefits including SNAP, Medicare, and other lifeline public benefits.
Improving Access to Aging & Caregiving Resources
Through Korean-language outreach across radio, YouTube, and Kakao community groups, Somang Society (Orange County, CA) reached 20,000 Korean American seniors facing langauge barriers to accessing aging and caregiving resources.
NEW STUDY:
6 in 10 Korean American Older Adults Age 65 are struggling to Afford Basic Necessities
“Nothing is going to unite our community behind a stronger cause for our community…This is a great defining moment for us, our community, and KACF and its leadership to go and make this happen.”
IN SEON HWANG | Managing Partner & Co-Founder of Ascend Partners
2024 Annual Gala Honoree
IN FOCUS
From Vision to Victory: Expanding Support for Immigrant Survivors
At KACF, we believe that organizations deeply rooted in their communities are best positioned to tackle these challenges. With the right resources, they not only deliver life-saving services but also bring forward the lived experiences, data, and solutions that can drive policy and systemic change.
Featured as a panel at the first-ever New York State AAPI Summit to highlight the impact of gender-based violence on immigrant women and girls.
With your support, we committed multi-year funding to Womankind, helping advance its shared vision with the Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC) and fellow organizations in The Collective—a groundbreaking coalition working together to transform how immigrant survivors of gender-based violence in New York City are supported.
The Collective’s advocacy helped to secure a historic win: the New York City Council approved $3 million for the Culturally Specific Gender-Based Violence Initiative—a first-of-its-kind city investment in nonprofits uniquely equipped to serve immigrant survivors.
At our Women’s Luncheon, Karen Choi shares a deeply personal story of how her life experiences have shaped her philanthropic journey. From being one of the few Asian students in her school to overcoming the challenges of being a woman in finance to becoming a mother of four daughters, she reflects on how these obstacles shaped her commitment to giving back and creating meaningful change.
“I found out I was having a girl and it really transformed me…if I don't stand up for her, if I cannot speak up for her, who is going to? I took it upon myself to do more—to volunteer more, to give more, to speak up more for myself and for everyone else that is underrepresented, that is marginalized, who are not seen.”
KAREN CHOI | Partner & Fixed Income Portfolio Manager at Capital Group
2024 Women’s Luncheon
beyond the grant: investing in learning, leadership & collaboration
Our commitment to nonprofit partners extends far beyond grantmaking. Through capacity building, leadership development, and opportunities for learning and collaboration, we invest in strengthening organizations to grow stronger, more connected, and better equipped to serve their communities. Our capacity-building work is driven by bilingual and bicultural consultants with deep experience working with Korean American nonprofits, ensuring support that is both strategic and grounded in community context.
More than a funder, we aim to be an active partner in our grantee partners’ success. We listen closely to their needs and support them in ways that reflect our confidence in their vision and leadership.
10
organizations supported through our Capacity Building Program
60+
nonprofit leaders together at our National Convening
14
engagements (highest number in a single year since Capacity Building Program launched)
2
new regions (expanded Capacity Building Program reach to Greater Washington and California)
Capacity Building by Focus Area
IN FOCUS
Beyond Funding, Investing in Organizational Capacity
Our capacity-building program is designed to foster the growth and development of Korean-led organizations. Our team of bilingual and bicultural Korean American consultants and fellows work alongside our nonprofit partners, providing support in areas such as strategic planning and talent development with a nuanced understanding of the unique cultural challenges and opportunities these organizations face.
We were thrilled to welcome Yekyu Kim, a Korean American based in Washington, DC, with over a decade of experience in the public sector, as our first National Capacity Building Fellow.
This marked a significant step in expanding our efforts to support nonprofits beyond New York.
Yekyu's first engagement was with the Family Counseling Center of Greater Washington (FCCGW), a nonprofit dedicated to promoting bilingual, culturally informed mental health care for low-income families. As FCCGW celebrated its 50th anniversary, Yekyu has been working closely with the Interim Executive Director to support the organization through a major leadership transition and a strategic planning process.
After the fellowship program, she joined the Board of Directors of the organization serving as its Secretary.
“Strategic planning is essential for any organization, but often out of reach for smaller ones like ours that have limited capacity and resources. Being able to work with a team that understands the unique needs of a Korean organization helped me realize that I’m not alone and gave me the confidence to lead our team through this important process.”
CHUN SHIN TAYLOR
Executive Director of Family Counseling Center of Greater Washington
“The support system and community-building opportunities that KACF provides beyond funding is especially transformative for our small, but mighty nonprofit partners in areas like Washington DC where there aren’t many other organizations or foundations dedicated to supporting their unique needs. I think it is so important to invest in these visionary leaders and organizations doing so much work in service of the most vulnerable in our community.”
YEKYU KIM
2024 KACF National Capacity Building Fellow
IN FOCUS
convening korean american nonprofit & foundation leaders
In 2024, we hosted our National Convening in Los Angeles, bringing together Korean American nonprofit and foundation leaders from across the country. As the largest gathering of its kind, the convening creates space for leaders to build relationships, learn from one another, and discuss strategies for strengthening their organizations and communities.
Conversations focused on key challenges facing the sector—from building cross-community coalitions to navigating leadership transitions and developing the next generation of nonprofit leadership.
activating the next generation
Building a thriving future for our community requires investing in the next generation of leaders and philanthropists. Through our Associate Board and Chi Family Fellowship, KACF engages young professionals and college students with opportunities to learn, contribute, and deepen their commitment to community impact.
By connecting them to local nonprofits, mentorship, and the broader philanthropic landscape, we are cultivating the next generation of leaders who will help shape and sustain our community for years to come.
chi family fellows
Through the Chi Family Fellowship, KACF invests in the next generation of Korean American nonprofit leaders. Fellows are placed with partner organizations to provide hands-on support while receiving mentorship from KACF and learning about the broader nonprofit and philanthropic landscape shaping our communities.
SoHee Wreen (Columbia University ‘27)
SoHee was placed at our grantee partner, the MinKwon Center for Community Action, where she helped launch the Asian Student Civic Engagement Task Force (ASCET), a new non-partisan initiative aiming to increase voter turnout among Asian Americans in Upsate New York and Long Island.
Simone Byun (UCLA ‘24)
Placed at Korean Community Services, Simone worked to bridge gaps in healthcare access for Korean Americans in Bergen County, New Jersey, which boasts the largest Korean population of any U.S. county. Through the organization’s Public Health and Research Center, she saw firsthand how many residents continue to fall through the cracks of the healthcare system.
“I’ve learned about policies, legislation, and issues that impact our community on a local, state, and federal level. Through the Fellowship, I’ve come to understand how necessary Korean American leaders and nonprofits are to strengthen and support the community.”
SoHee Wreen | 2024 Chi Family Fellow (Columbia University ‘27)
advancing a culture of philanthropy
Strong communities are built through sustained investment, not one-time responses to crisis. At KACF, building a culture of philanthropy means expanding participation in giving, elevating Korean American leadership, and mobilizing resources to support the organizations serving our communities.
Through convenings, education, and intergenerational community‑building, we bring people together around a shared commitment to investing in our collective future. Our consistent work and track record of impact have built the credibility and momentum to broaden participation in giving and elevate the Korean American community’s voice and influence in philanthropy. As a result, we unlock new levels of investment—including a transformative $5 million gift from MacKenzie Scott to accelerate KACF’s vision to lead a national philanthropic movement by and for our community.
DONORS
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Jeannie Park + Larry Hackett
Poongsan
Mackenzie Scott
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Janice Lee + Joseph Bae
Hajin Lee + Michael S.W Chung
Jane Park + In Seon Hwang
Yoohyun Katherine Choi + Dillon Kim / HPS Investment Partners
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Elli + John S. Bai | Bank of America Merrill Lynch | Citi Foundation | Jeannie Park + Larry Hackett | Baik H. Kang | Kirkland & Ellis | Marie-Josee Kravis | Latham & Watkins | Miky Lee | So-Chung Shinn + Tony W. Lee | Serena + John Liew | Mizuho Americas | Naeil Foundation | Michelle Lee + Chul Pak | Sun Hee Kim + Richard J. Park | Sarah K. Min + Matt Pincus | Young Lee + Young J. Rhee | George Roberts | The Bae Charitable Foundation | SeAH Holdings | Simpson Thacher & Bartlett | SK Group | UBS
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Margaret Jan + Alex Chi | Cleary Gottlieb | Lisa Kim + Eunu Chun | Credit Suisse | Debevoise & Plimpton | Deloitte | Gibson Dunn & Crutcher | Goldman, Sachs & Co. | Jane + In Seon Hwang | Yong T. Hwang | Dow Kim | Soo Hyun Cho + Michael Lee | Mayer Brown | McKinsey & Company | Dinesh Paliwal | Michelle Jang + Chris Park | Proskauer Rose | Sandra + James Seo | Juju Chang + Neal Shapiro | Michael Siegel | Miyoung Lee + Neil Simpkins | Morgan Stanley | Pete Stavros | Wells Fargo | Katherine + S. Steven Yang | Jean + Daniel Yun | Zide Family Foundation
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3LAB, Inc. | ABC | Rajit Agrawal | Priscilla + Jeffrey Ahn | Amazon / Amazon Smile | Bain & Company | Bank of Hope | Ji-Yeun Lee + Riccardo Benedetti | Angela W. + Jacob Buchdahl | Cambridge Information Group | Michael Chae | Susan Choo + Chul Chung | Hajin Lee + Michael S. Chung | Stephen Davis | Davis Polk & Wardwell | Dentons Lee (formerly Lee International) | Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund | Fundstrat Global Advisors | Grace Koo + Kerry Heffernan | HeyKorean, Inc. | Laura + Mun K. Hong | Hudson River Trading | Simon S. Kim | Soo Kim | Karen + Daniel Kwon | Jamie Myoung + Daniel H. Lee | Hayan + David H. Lee | Eun S. Chun + Eliot Lee | Hwain Lee + William K. Lee | Robert Lewin | Lone Pine Capital | Lu Li | Macquarie Group | Sheila L. Marcelo | Marin Community Foundation | MCM Worldwide | Kenneth B. Mehlman | Heejung + John Moon | Boram Nam + Suk Park | Byron Pitts | Poongsan Group | Quinn Emanuel Foundation | Mary + K. Daniel Riew | Kasey K. Roh | Ralph Rosenberg | Samsung Electronics America, Inc. | Albert J. Sohn | Jumee Song | David Steel | Jennifer + Ryan Stork | Justin Storms | Tina Kim Gallery | Cathy Oh + Mike Tran | Joseph C. Tsai | Teresa Tsai | Weil, Gotshal & Manges | Jerry Yang | Jane + Arthur J. Yeh | Kyung B. Yoon | Peng Zhao
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CAHILL GORDON & REINDEL | Olivia Ryu-Chang + Sam Chang | Norman Chen | Karen + Samuel Choi | Jeannie Diefenderfer | Ernst & Young | Brandon Freiman | Fry Foundation | Jonathan Greenblatt | Alexander Hong | Robert Jain | JOH Foundation | KACF-San Francisco | Hyunja Kenner | Estee Kim | Judy H. Kim | Yekyu + Mark T. Kim | Yong Kim | Grace Ko | Susan + Edmund K. Kwan | Justine + Craig Lee | Esther + David Lee | Kyoko + John Lin | Patricia Lee + Don Liu | Nancy Chung + David K. Park | Elliot H. Park | John Park | David H. Petraeus | Jung + Andrew Sanders | Ashish Shah | Emily Sherifova | Sidley Austin LLP | The John A. Hartford Foundation | William C. Thompson | Dave Welsh | James Wohn | Sarah Paiji + Kenneth Yoo | Joseph Zuckerman
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Susan Acosta | Prisca Bae | Kim + Ken Blacklow | Todd Bullione | Arthur Chang | Avery Chang | JiHo Chang | Warren Chiu | Jeana C. + Brian Cho | Matthew H. Cho | Jeanne Choi | Elise Chong | Noh-Joon Choo | Michelle Kim + Leonard Chung | Marcus Dougherty | Colleen Fung | Felix Gernburd | Jenny Gerstner | Howard Han | Danny Hong | Elizabeth Hong | Jinwoong Hwang | Maria Hwang-Finkelman | Jay Oh + Martin Juhn | Boonim Jung | Jennifer Kang | Nicholas Kang | Julia + Daijin Kim | Edward Kim | Michelle Jung + Hoon Kim | Jin Kim | Kihwan Kim | Sherry Hsiung + Lorence Kim | Yohanna Kim | Young J. Kim | King & Spalding LLP | Daniel A. Koh | Korea Economic Institute of America | Korean Delights Co | Megan + Myungwon M. Le | Anna Lee | Daniel Hoon Lee | Jenny Yoon + David Lee | Grace Lee | Amy T. Lesch | Dawn H. Lim | McKnight Foundation | Eric J. Mogelof | Karen Na | Christine Oh | Open Society Foundations | Catherine Park | Jenny Park | Robert Park | Kyelim Rhee | Jackie Ryu | Schwab Charitable Fund | Alex Shimamura | David Shin | Diana Son | William Song | Eu-Gene Sung | Elizabeth H. Wang | Eray Wang | We Love You Korean BBQ Korean Delights | Alisa Wood | Hee-Jin Yim | Jennifer Yim | Y. X. Yong | Jung H. Yoon | Akram Zaman | Michelle Zauner
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Alison Accarino | Achievers | Amy Ahn | Daniel Ahn | Seongjin Ahn | Julie H. Ahn-Kim | Bella Almlie | Robyn An | Jackson Anthony | Sandhya Arepalli | Olof Asbrink | Tommaso Auerbach | Saum Ayria | Michael Bae | Young S. Bae | Grace Baek | William Ban | Emily Bang | Michelle Bang | Aimee Bataclan | Carolyn Bernstein | Michael Betourney | Murat Bilgel | Bragg Financial Advisors, Inc. | Mirabeth Braude | Linda Butcher | Christine Byun | Eunice Byun | Kekoa E. Cabrera | Sally Carlson | Jane Cha | Rita Champlion | Bethany Chang | Hannah Chang | Nina Chang | Stephanie Chang | Tyler Chang | Emily Chase | Allison Cho | Ashley Cho | Austin H. Cho | Eun B. Cho | Han Y. Cho | Jun Cho | Kevin Cho | Kristine Cho | Shin Cho | Sungmee Cho | Jamyang Choedon | Catherine Choi | Christina Choi | Joanne Choi | Kendice Choi | Jess Cho Kim | Jee Cho-Samuel | Sara Chough | David Chu | Melinda Chu | Christina Chun | Christine Chung | Eunhye G. Chung | Heedan Chung | James Chung | Jiyoon Chung | Teresa Chung | Rebecca Clark | Soni Clubb | Catherine Crowther | Justin Cruanes | Adrian Curtis | Janet Cushey | Rozette De Castro | Whitney Degraaf | Brooke Deonarine | Julie Dines | Anthony A. Diplas | Doyeun Kim + Bill Diplas | Katerina Diplas | Panayiotis Diplas | Jane Dua | Sue Dyrness | Patricia Eng | Rochelle Yu + David H. Eun | Kennan Ewing | George Fatheree, III | Kate Ferguson | Jeehae Fischer | Charles Fuller | Brennan Gang | Charles Gaulin | Samara Gerard | Samual Gladstone | Christopher Godburn | Shira Goldmann | Terri A. + Thomas J. Gordon | Connor Gravelle | Carlin Greenstein | Brooke Griffin | Nicole Guenette | Tanya Gulati | Phillip Ham | Kaylee Hammonds | Nancy Han | Sally Han | Sori Han | Jared L. Hansen | Leah Harrison | Tara M. Harrison | Jenna Helwig | Ligia Henriquez | Gail Herman | Linda Sanchez + Gregory Ho | Tatiana Hollander-Ho | Sujan Hong | Nicole Horan | Ellen R. Huang | Jesse Huff | Eunsan Huh | Jung Huh | Ellen Hur | Rin Hur | Hoyon Hwang | Jennifer Hwang | Jessica Hwang | Mesook Hyun | David Im | Kyong-Su Im | Richard In | Josh Isackson | Grace Jamgochian | Erin Jang | Becky Jaye | Mi K. Je | Serena Jeon | Somin Jeon | Sunny Jeon | Ellen Jeong | Susan + Michael K. Jhin | Eugene Jho | Krystal Jo | Lesli Jo | Yunji Johanning | Hallie Johnston | Youngseok Ju | Erick Juarez | Catherine Jung | Jaden Jung | Jane Jung | Stephen Jung | Suzanne K | Roopa Kalyanaraman Marcello | Minal Kamlani | Kyle Kaneshiro | Bryan Kang | Chris S. Kang | Elizabeth Kari | Alex Kang | Gloria Kang | Hannah Kang | Heejay Kang | Krystle Kang | Sooihn Kang | Su J. Kang | Seunghee Lee + Sung K. Kang | Yoon S. Kang | William Karr | Gabrielle Kassin | Brian Kean | Lisa Keitges | Wooseok Ki | Zack Kielich | Brian J. Kim | Chaeyoung Kim | Christine Kim | Clare Kim | Elize Kim | Esther Kim | Esther Y. Kim | Eunyce Kim | Grace Kim | Hyelin Kim | Hyunmin Kim | James Kim | Jeehae Kim | Jin H. Kim | John Kim | Juliane Kim | Justin I. Kim | Lizzy Kim | Megan M. Kim | Melissa Kim | Mimi O. Kim | Minnie J. Kim | Mitch Kim | Norma C. Kim | Patricia S. Kim | Peter Kim | Mina + Robert H. Kim | Ryan J. Kim | Sang H. Kim | Sara Kim | Shane Kim | Sonia Kim | Sophia Kim | Soyeon Kim | Susanna Kim | Timothy H. Kim | Won S. Kim | Yangkyu Kim | Yoonjee Kim | Yoonji Kim | Helen Kim-Bordes | Youngah Ko | Jayeon Koo | Korean Consulate General | Amy Kraft | Priscilla Kwak | Julie Lee Kwon | June Kwon | Jenny Kwong | Soonmee L. Kwon-Lee | Abigail M. Langer | Ivan Lau | Aary Lee | Agnes J. Lee | Anna Lee | Aryeon Lee | Christine Lee | Clara Lee | Cynthia Lee | Edward Lee | Eric Lee | Gloria Lee | Grace Lee | Grace Y. Lee | Hong S. Lee | Inae Lee | Jeungmin Lee | Jessie Lee | Jimmy Lee | Joanna Lee | Joe Lee | Joon Lee | JP Lee | Junnifer Lee | Katherine Lee | Kelsey Lee | Kwanghee K. + Chin Lee | Marie M. Lee | Michael Lee | Mina Lee | Christina + Phillip Lee | Seorin Lee | Stacy S. Lee | Steven Lee | Vincent Lee | Vivian Lee | Yeonjae Lee | Yoo J. Lee | Salley Lee-Chung | Annalee Leggett | Laura Leung | Fiyel Levent | Sohyung Lew | Jed Lewin | Philip Li | Ji H. Lee + Eric Liaw | Jinnie Lieb | Hyunjung Lim | Jinny Lim | Joshua Lim | Edward Lin | Kinndy Lin | Celine Lombardi | Lillian Lu | Alexis Luna | Soo Lyuh | Daniel Maiuri | Kerry + Dennis Manfredi | Veronica Mao | Marissa Martin | Andrew O. Martinez | Lea Masatsugu | Jae McGuire | Modestine Mei | Benjamin Mellman | Daniel Miller | Jonathan Miller | Maxwell C. Miller | Michelle Min | Amanda Missey | Jei Moon | Sangrok Moon | Ignacio G. Moreno | Claire Mosteller | Sarah Mucci | Virginia Myung | Rosemari Y. Nam | Christina Neri | Victoria Nguyen | Grace + Ujinobu Niwa | Paul Noh | Evelyn Olvera | Deb Ong | Chelsea Orcutt | Gregg Orton | Benjamin Oser | Ashley Overton | Angela Pak | Elle Pak | Gianna Palmer | Esther Pang | Zhizhong Pang | Daniel Park | Hyun J. Park | Jeanie Park | Joo W. Park | Joon Park | Julia Pak | Rachel Park | Sarah Park | Seolbin Park | Sun Park | Susan Park | Emily Pasnak-Lapchick | Nichole Perkins | Ali Perry | Chrysanthe Peteros | Stephanie Philipson | Lorenzo B. Piccio | Leslie A. Plaskon | Pledgeling Foundation | Todd Prager | Stephanie Reaves | Claudia D. Reyes | Amy Rhee | Anna Rhee | John Rhee | Jounghye M. Rhi | Brad Robertson | Jeremy Robinson-Leon | Benjamin Ross | Sarah Ruddy | Kristen Ruff | Kevin Ryu | Taylan Salvati | Nicholas Schwartz | See-Won Seo | Payal Shah | Jane Shim | Mi J. Shim | Stephanie Shin | Andrew S. Shinn | Ann K. Young + Sara N. Shouse | Maksim Shvidler | Jean K. Smart | Jason Snyder | Mary L. Song | Melba Song | Rachel L. Spence | Amy L. Spielholtz | Susan Spungen | Martha C. Starr | Jessica Stern | Diana Sur | Ruicong Tang | Menda Tenzing | Flavia + C. P. Theil | Charles K. Tisch | Kim To | Marques Tracy | Victoria Tran | Moonlynn Tsai | Richard Tsao | Susan Kim + Alex Tsui | Naomi T. Underwood | Nishi Unger | Jeff Van Horn | Tyler Vinsand | Meera Venugopal | Matthew Waitkus | Gurleen Waraich | Tiffany R. Warren | Nancy Wexler | Derek Whang | Justin Wi | Lina Jung + Clayton Wong | Serena Wong | Ella Yang | Hojin Yang | Yoonie Yang | Amrita Yeshi | Ken Yi | Andrew Yip | Tae Yoo | Christine Yoon | Jane J. Yoon | Suh K. Yoon | Elodie Young | Charlotte Yu | Donald Yu | Ji Hyon Yuh | Eunice Yun | Kyeongja C. Yun-Cha | Yao Zheng | Alex Zuckerman