The Anyang Youth Foundation in Gyeonggi Province has launched cultural and economic education programs aimed at local youth.
According to the foundation, the Manan Youth Center conducted a traditional performance experience on September 30 at Bisan Elementary School as part of its 'Dada Traditional' program.
'Dada Traditional' allows youth to learn about traditional Korean music and instruments, culminating in a fusion performance.
Approximately 450 participants, including students from Bisan Elementary School and staff, attended the event to watch the 'Manan Dapgyo Nori' performance and engage in traditional cultural activities.
Participants gained valuable experience in performance composition and stage presence, while elementary students had the opportunity to connect with traditional culture through the performance and activities.
On the same day, the Hogye Youth Center also conducted an economic education program called 'Ddakddak e' for local youth organizations.
'Ddakddak e' is designed to help youth understand economic risks such as digital gambling and financial phishing, while learning about responsible financial practices.
Participants engaged in economic education and board games with a financial expert, exploring topics like consumption, investment, cyber gambling, and financial phishing through quizzes.
A representative from the youth center stated, "We have created programs that allow youth to directly experience and learn about traditional culture and economic life."
They added, "We plan to continue offering programs that enhance youth cultural and artistic activities as well as economic capabilities, while collaborating with local organizations."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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