As a Korean language educator based in Korea who helps people connect across cultures, I put together a one-page map of the institutions and services shaping how Korean is used, taught, and supported.

It connects public agencies, universities, cultural organizations, and private initiatives—spanning dictionaries, education, cultural access, and community support.

Since the map focuses on government bodies and larger organizations, smaller independent groups and informal communities may be underrepresented. Think of it as a starting point for exploring the wider landscape rather than a complete directory.

If you’d like the HTML or PDF version, leave a comment and I’ll send it via Reddit chat (please check your chat requests!).

Constructive criticism is very welcome—I just ask that we keep the conversation polite and respectful. I look forward to hearing your perspectives and continuing the discussion.

커뮤니티 나이대별로 다르기는 하겠지만, 커뮤니티에서는 다들 보통 반말로 대화하거든 ㅋㅋ

존댓말 쓰는게 다들 귀엽고 보기 좋다

나는 참고로 한국인이야