May Voter Registration Drives

Our Model United Nations students were hard at work registering our youth to vote at Identity LA.

KAC set up a booth at Young Nak Church to register our community members to vote.

KAC and Northern Los Angeles Senior Association held voter registration at the entrance of Han Nam Chain.

Members of KAC, 3.1 Women's Association, and 3.1 U.S.A volunteered their time to register fellow community members at the Koreatown Galleria.

At MAGA church, KAC registered seniors to vote during Radio Korea's Parent's day event.

Our MUN students worked hard to provide voter registration at the Koreatown Galleria.

Throughout the month of May, KAC held voter registration drives all around Koreatown in an effort to engage more Korean Americans. By setting up booths at Young Nak church, MAGA church, Koreatown Galleria, and Identity LA, KAC was able to register more than 80 Korean Americans, who are now able to advocate for what they believe in through voting. KAC would like to thank our Model United Nations students, 3.1 Women's Association, 3.1 U.S.A., Koreatown Senior & Community Center, Korean American Registered Voters Association, Korean American Federation North Los Angeles (KAFNLA), and all of our volunteers for their invaluable work and time.

On May 1, 2017, Korean American Coalition (KAC), 3.1 Women’s Association, 3.1 U.S.A., KOWIN-LA, Koreatown Senior & Community Center, Korean American Registered Voters Association, and Korean American Federation North Los Angeles (KAFNLA) held a press conference to encourage the Korean community to participate in the L.A City election and the Congressional District 34 election.

Media: Radio Korea, Koreatown Daily, LA18 News, Korea Times, Radio Seoul, Radio 1230, SBS News, Korea Daily