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Hyunjin Lee
Hyunjin Lee received her MSW from Seoul National University. Hyunjin has worked in various NGOs including the Viet-Han Center in Vietnam, where she served as general manager, planning and managing educational programs for women. She also engaged in hot-line counseling for the college students with mental illness, planning volunteer programs for teenagers, and investigating the platform which focuses on preventing child abuse. Most recently, she worked as a researcher at the Research Institute of Child Welfare, also as a secretary in ChildFund Korea. Her research and policy interests include the intersection of social exclusion and strength-based framework.