Gwangyang Yonggang Library Successfully Concludes Winter Vacation Film Humanities Camp

Lecture on the Theme of 'Living as the Protagonist of My Life'

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Heo Seon-sik] Jeonnam Gwangyang Yonggang Library announced that on the 12th, it operated a film humanities camp for middle and high school students and adults during the winter vacation.

On this day, a non-face-to-face lecture (online) was held by inviting writer Won Eun-jung, an expert in film humanities and youth education, under the theme "Meeting 'Me' through Film - Living as the Protagonist of My Life."

Writer Won Eun-jung is active as the CEO of the Korea Youth Center and the director of the Human Rights Education Research Institute, giving lectures in various fields such as emotional coaching for parents and gender sensitivity.

Her representative works include Living as the Protagonist of My Life, Questions Films Ask Me, and The Humanities Questioning Method for Parents.

In the lecture, Won Eun-jung provided an opportunity for humanistic reflection by discussing the essence of our lives through the lives of protagonists in films such as Penelope and Forrest Gump, and presented a "4-step growth method to boost self-esteem" to help participants trust themselves and live as the protagonists of their lives.

Additionally, participants and the lecturer shared a communication time by watching films and exchanging thoughts through real-time video conferencing, enhancing satisfaction with the lecture.

Kim Mira, Director of Library Operations, said, "We appreciate the citizens' interest and participation in the humanities lecture that shares knowledge and wisdom for reflecting on life through films," and added, "We will continue to prepare various programs that help citizens nurture dreams and hopes through self-directed lives."

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