Christine Lee

I can't believe it's already the last day of April. How has it been for you? For me, a major highlight was getting to work with a Chicago-based nonprofit called KAN-WIN in a meaningful way. Just one week ago, I was the Keynote Speaker of its 31st gala. It also happened to be the organization's first virtual gala due to COVID-19. I spoke about my current status as a Domestic Violence Survivor and as a Storyteller. I created a couple of videos to show during the special event,

One of my biggest fear moments was speaking in Korean to 100+ seniors. I was put on the spot, but I did it! Let's overcome more obstacles.

Do you know exactly what you want in life? Here is my recap for The Success Principles Workbook Chapter 3!

This is my life purpose. It helps me to stay focused during my walk as a #DVSurvivor. Create your life purpose too! Here's what I did. :)

I'm starting a journey that I hope can help me to get from where I am to where I want to me. Do you want to join me?

It's been difficult for me to see news stories that talk about the spike in Domestic Violence (DV) incidents during the Coronavirus Pandemic. As a Korean American, I was especially worried about fellow survivors who may be heavily impacted by COVID-19. So I created this video in collaboration with Korean American Family Services (KFAM) to help shed light on this situation: KFAM's Executive Director and I used to train people together throughout California when I worked for a

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I thought I'd never golf again after my domestic violence experience. Now, I'm picking up my clubs again and reclaiming my identity.

Hi guys, How is your 2020 going for you so far? It's been a bit of a whirlwind over here. Unfortunately my year started out with a couple of sad news. On January 6th, my friend Samantha was killed in a car accident. She was only 30 years old. Just a couple of days later, on Wednesday January 8th, my grandma passed away. She was 90 years old. I gave a bilingual eulogy in Korean and English at her funeral service. I also shared this video summarizing who she was to me. Then of

As a domestic violence survivor, it's difficult for me to turn on the news because I often get triggered when I see stories about violence. Living in the Los Angeles area, my go-to local programming is California Live. It's a lifestyle show that focuses on more positive narratives. And on this particular day, I was so happy to watch a segment about celebrities getting together to raise awareness of domestic violence. This video takes place at the annual gala for Face Forward,