MAP (Migration to Asia Peace) runs a project where refugees speak directly with members of the public to build greater understanding of refugee experiences in Korean society. Any refugee or asylum seeker who wants to share their story is welcome to apply as a speaker.


What is this project?

The MAP Dialogue Project brings refugee speakers to various events to have real conversations with Korean citizens. The goal is to challenge widespread misconceptions and build a more accurate understanding of refugee communities.

Since it launched in 2019, MAP speakers have spoken with 7,209 people across 133 events.


How to apply

Fill in and submit the online application form at the link below.


Schedule

StageDate
Application deadline17 March (extended from the original deadline)
Interview period20 March

Dates and figures may change, so please check directly with MAP before applying.


Who should apply?

  • Refugees and asylum seekers who want to share their experiences and stories with people in Korea
  • People who want to help correct misunderstandings about refugees in society
  • Anyone who wants to meet new people through community activities