Korean Women's International Network Mentoring Event
Arriving at the Korean Embassy complex to participate in the Women's Mentoring event hosted by the Korean Women's International Network.
KOWIN was established in 2001 as the Government of the Republic of Korea launched a new Ministry of Gender Equality and Family with the aim of planning public policy for the benefit of women, promoting their social status and rights and developing human resources among women.
Miss Teen Korea International, Annette Lee, and Miss Teen International, Juliana McKee, greeting participants in the women's mentoring event sponsored by the Korean Women's International Network at the Korean Embassy.
Annette Lee, Miss Teen Korea International, and Juliana McKee, Miss Teen International
At the event, Annette Lee, Miss Teen Korea International, who so kindly invited me to attend, and I greeted mentors and mentees. The attendees ranged from students and young adults to established “experts” in various fields.
Posing with Korean Ambassador Han, his wife, and some of the other participants at the Korean Women's International Network event at the Korean Embassy.
My Mother, Juliana Brown McKee, with some of the women who participated in the women's mentoring event hosted by the Korean Women's International Organization at the Korean Embassy.
The keynote speaker, Dr. Sue Terry, a visiting Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations with expertise in Korean affairs – a very important expertise to have at this moment in international affairs – gave an inspirational speech about creating your own opportunities and the power that women have today to create their own success.
Juliana McKee, Miss Teen International, with the press secretary of a senior member of the U.S. Congress who was on hand to participate in the women's mentoring event hosted by the Korean Women's International Organization at the Korean Embassy.
Juliana McKee
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