LINKRIGHTS

Programmes and activities

Rights become yours when you learn and practise them together.

  • Rights education

    Learning my rights

    Workshops built around real situations: part-time work, school, hospitals and visas, and what rights you have in each.

    Why does it matter?
    Rights are easy to miss if no one explains them. Knowing in advance what you can ask for at school or at work changes what you can do when something goes wrong.
    How can it help?
    You practise working out what to check and whom to ask in your own situation. The questions raised become rights information on this site.
  • Mentoring

    With a university mentor

    Mentors close in age talk through study, admissions and career questions, and also everyday worries such as presentations or friendships. Not giving answers, but finding options together.

    Why does it matter?
    We often heard that there is no one to ask. For worries that feel too small to take to an organisation, hearing from someone who has been there helps.
    How can it help?
    Talking it through helps you lay out your options. When it helps, we point to the related rights information or places to get help.
  • Culture & life

    Experiencing Korea together

    Museums, performances and neighbourhood trips: shared activities that build practical knowledge and friendships.

    Why does it matter?
    What you need for daily life in Korea sticks better when you do it, not just hear about it. Going together means you can ask right when a question comes up.
    How can it help?
    You practise everyday things such as transport, bookings and using public facilities, and meet others with the same questions.
  • Information platform

    This website, LINKRIGHTS

    Questions raised in our programmes are turned into rights information and published here so anyone can come back to them.

    Why does it matter?
    A question answered once in a workshop does not reach the next person. We needed a place where the same question can be looked up again at any time.
    How can it help?
    Reviewed rights information and registered places to get help are always available. You can also describe your situation to the AI and find related information.

Community

Community

In the community you can talk with people going through similar things. Sign in with an account you already use, post and comment under a nickname; we do not store your name or email. Report anything wrong and the team will check it.