Tag Archives: Helie Lee

for our mothers

Posted on May 12, 2012 by hitc

In honor of Mothers’ Day, two stories of motherhood during difficult times. Our first audio postcard comes from students at The HeArt Project: a wonderfully talented group of teen moms who are finishing their high school degrees at a small … Continue reading →

Posted in book reviews, community arts, culture in the city, education, gender, Korean culture, literature, love, marginalize communities, The HeArt Project, Uncategorized | Tagged Cal-Safe Arleta, Hear in the City, Helie Lee, In Absence Of Sun, Korean War, Los Angeles, Motherhood, Mothers Day, Sara Harris, Still Life With Rice, The HeArt Project, war | Leave a comment

1/10/2011: PTSD and “Macho Like Me”

Helie Lee: Macho Like Me

Posted on January 11, 2011 by hitc

Los Angeles author Helie Lee is 1.5 generation Korean American. Several years ago, Helie spent two harrowing years in China and in Seoul planning to help her family defect from North Korea. Helie’s latest undertaking is a one-woman performance that … Continue reading →

Posted in 015: 1/10/2011: PTSD and "Macho Like Me", arts, film, and music, culture in the city, economy and equality, gender, Show Number, theater | Tagged art, Gender, Helie Lee, Korea, One Woman Show, transformation | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Helie Lee

for our mothers

1/10/2011: PTSD and “Macho Like Me”

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