Gwangju Inhwa School Alumni Association Joins Hope 2024 Sharing Campaign
The Gwangju Inhwa School Alumni Association donated funds to the Gwangju Community Chest of Korea (Fruit of Love)'s 'Hope 2024 Sharing Campaign.'
According to the Community Chest of Korea on the 26th, the donation ceremony took place at the Gwangju Dong-gu Shelter for the Deaf, attended by Alumni Association President Jo Jeom-rae, graduates, and other related parties.
President Jo said, "We collected donations little by little for those who have not received educational benefits due to their surrounding environment," adding, "We hope this will be a small help in improving the educational environment."
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Inhwa School was a private special school for hearing-impaired students located in Samgeo-dong, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. The long novel "Dogani" by author Gong Ji-young was made into a film, which brought renewed attention to the sexual abuse of students by faculty members in 2005. The inadequate investigation of the incident at that time caused public outrage, and the school was eventually closed in 2012.
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