Follow recent activities, institutional collaborations, community programs, and public references connected to Youngmi Yi’s Korean culture education.
A collected record of Korean tea, food culture, hanbok, youth education, ceremonies, and cultural exchange.
A KOCIS activity report documents Youngmi Yi working with culinary students on doenjang, gochujang, ganjang, and practical Korean fermentation education.
Source: KOCIS / KCCLA
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KCCLA, Hwarang Youth Foundation, and Myungwon Cultural Foundation California branch held a Korean coming-of-age ceremony for Korean and American youth.
Source: RadioKorea / KCCLA
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Western City Magazine featured Santa Fe Springs Library cultural programming, including a Korean tea ceremony led by Tea Master Youngmi Yi.
Source: Western City Magazine / Cal Cities
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ASU Events and Korea.net document a Korean history and culture program in Arizona with Korean traditional tea, hanbok, and cultural experience components.
Source: ASU Events / Korea.net
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Korea Daily reported that the 10th CSUSB Korean Culture Festival included a popular kimchi-making experience led by Youngmi Yi as a Korean food master.
Source: Korea Daily
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KOCIS reported a Korean cooking competition at LA Harbor College based on the earlier traditional jang workshop and Korean culinary education.
Source: KOCIS / KCCLA
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The Asian Art Museum education archive features Tea Master Youngmi Yi introducing Korean cha and darye with Professor Jaesup Pak.
Source: Asian Art Museum
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Korean American Muse lists a 2024 event at The Ebell titled Korean Spirit: Tea Ceremony, Concert and Exhibition, supporting the Ebell/KAM activity archive.
Source: Korean American Muse
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The public California filing reference lists The Korean Food Forum USA as active and identifies Youngmi Yi as chief executive officer and registered agent.
Source: BizProfile / California Secretary of State data
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The public filing reference lists LA Buddhist University USA as an active nonprofit religious corporation and names Youngmi Yi as secretary and registered agent.
Source: BizProfile / California Secretary of State data
Open sourceTea ceremony, hanbok, K-Food workshops, traditional ceremonies, lectures, and youth mentoring programs.
Phone
714-926-3553
Email
teaartedu@gmail.com
Location
Los Angeles, California
Arizona / California / U.S.-wide by invitation