Sean Kang is a co-founder of the North Korea Human Rights Watch(NKHRW). He is also a program director at the NKHRW with expertise in planning, developing, and managing new programs. Most recently, he has successfully initiated the Future Leaders of North Korea (FLNK) program, which was designed to teach North Korean defector students in high schools about capitalism, democracy and English.  Additionally, he has played a major role in developing the Human Trafficking Conference (“Voices of victims: The U.S. and North Korean victims of human trafficking”) in collaboration with the University of Akron in Ohio, which is tentatively scheduled to be held in September, 2022 due to Corona Virus Pandemic.  He is also an established artist and known for his work in painting, new media and film. He earned his first MFA majoring in Photo, Video, Related Media from School of Visual Arts in NY and his second MFA in Film, Video, and New Media from School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He has also been passionate about educating children and published two English learning books in Korea, titled, “All about New York I & II” by Nexus Publisher. In addition, he has participated in several publications in Korea as a creative content developer for books on education.