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The Halfie Project has been mentioned, interviewed and referred to in many news and media outlets.

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And if you would like to include us in your own work, please contact us at hello@thehalfieproject.com

Forbes Magazine 2024 cover featuring an article titled 'The Halfie Project Explores What It Means To Be Half Korean' with an image of a woman posing outside a traditional building.
A Korean newspaper cover with large Korean text at the top. Below the text, there is a photo of a smiling couple standing in front of cherry blossom trees.
Woman in a winter coat and checkered scarf standing in a snowy park, featured on the cover of Framtida Magazine with Norwegian text about being mixed-race in South Korea.
Portrait of a person with a thoughtful expression, surrounded by flowers, under the text "Asian American Christian Collective" and "Creatively Narrating the Stories of Multiracial Individuals."
Three people, two men and a woman, standing outdoors with a camera on a tripod, appear to be filming or reviewing footage. They are in a rural setting with greenery in the background. Korean text on a blue border reads '투룸 매거진' and includes additiona
Library of Congress interior with ornate architecture, featuring grand columns, arches, and a stained glass ceiling. Text at the top reads 'Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month.'
Green background with "Are You a Halfie?" in English and Korean characters "한국일보," followed by "The Korea Times."
Woman in colorful striped sweater smiling in a "Korean American Story" interview with "Legacy Project Interview" text, on a blue background.
Portrait of a smiling man in a pink shirt, featured in 'Legacy Project Interview: Korean American Story'. The text 'Cedric Stout' appears on the image.
Podcast cover for 'Korea Deconstructed' featuring bold text and neon lights with a pink background.
Cover of an academic report titled "Half In, Half Out: Being Mixed in Korea" by Camila Hyunjung Lee Hernandez.
Red background with white text stating "Remember Half-Koreans Like Us Existed" at the top. Below it, "Royal Asiatic Society" is prominently displayed. At the bottom, it reads "A Lecture by Becky."
Purple background with white text reading "Can a Black man feel safe in Korea? The Waygookin Way. A blog article that mentions The Halfie Project."