Yeojin Kim

Yeojin Kim
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Yeojin Kim is a reporter at The Korea Daily covering culture and local issues in the Los Angeles area. She is pursuing degrees in International Affairs and Media & Communication at Hanyang University. Before joining The Korea Daily, she worked as a reporter for Hanyang University’s student newspaper. Her academic work also extends to documentary journalism, including research presented at the 2026 Georgia Communication Association conference.
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