World Rights Launches 'Migrant Women Culture Creator Program'

SEOUL, South Korea - July 28, 2026 - PRLog -- World Rights, an international human rights NGO based in South Korea, officially launched its "Migrant Women Culture Creator Program" on July 25 at the Seoul Public Activities Center.

The program is designed to empower migrant women living in South Korea to become professional cultural instructors, enabling them to share their native cultural heritage with local communities. A total of five migrant women originating from Vietnam, India, and Russia were selected to participate in the intensive five-week training course, which runs every Saturday through August 29.

Over the course of five weeks, participants will undergo comprehensive practical training, including lesson plan development, public speaking, teaching material design, instructor branding, and mock teaching demonstrations. Upon successful completion of the course, top-performing graduates will be granted the opportunity to serve as official instructors in cultural education courses operated by World Rights.

"We expect this program to serve as a stepping stone for migrant women to grow beyond social adaptation and become active cultural ambassadors," said a representative from World Rights. "World Rights will continue to provide practical educational initiatives that support the economic and social independence of migrant women while fostering intercultural solidarity."

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