ICYMI: Catch this insightful conversation on Women in Higher Ed, the fourth installation of our #WomensLeadership Series🎓 With 이화여자대학교 President Dr. Eun Mee Kim, Barnard College President Dr. Sian Beilock, & Society Board Chair Kathleen Stephens bit.ly/3582yYE

🇰🇷 What's ahead for #SouthKorea’s democracy and Seoul’s relations with Washington, Tokyo, Beijing, and North Korea? 🎧 Hear from Shorenstein APARC Gi-Wook Shin and KEI Kathleen Stephens in the latest episode of Hoover Institution #PacificCenturyPodcast hvr.co/3tXp8fV

Tomorrow your mom is going to be a Justice of the Supreme Court!

New South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is not going to have much of a honeymoon period, says Kathleen Stephens Kathleen Stephens, president and CEO of the Korea Economic Institute of America. She discusses the challenges that Yoon will face.

70% of Americans believe Roe v. Wade should remain the law of the land. Retweet if you're one of them.

Political-Military Affairs, US Dept of State Acting DAS Donna Welton joined Kathleen Stephens Wendy Cutler for a KEI roundtable with DC-based Korean-American & Korean colleagues on expanding participation of women in foreign policy. Strong line-up, strong leaders, ready to meet future challenges. 🇺🇸🇰🇷

President Biden indicating at a press conference that the US would get involved militarily to defend Taiwan if Beijing invaded is undoubtedly significant, says former US Ambassador to South Korea Kathleen Stephens, particularly because “he has said something like this more than once.”

US-allied countries in the Asia Pacific “all see – and their publics see – a China that seems a bit more threatening, more aggressive, that is ready to punish countries that displease China in some way,” says former US Ambassador to South Korea Kathleen Stephens.

Welcome to Washington DC and to KEI, Ambassador Cho Taeyong! We look forward to working with you!

Speaking in one of his first engagements in Washington DC, Ambassador Cho reiterates the importance of South Korea and the United States building on and expanding the alliance beyond the Korean Peninsula.

Did you know it was KEI's 40th anniversary? We recently hosted a lunch panel to celebrate with attendees ranging from ROK PM Han Duck Soo, former UNSG Ban Ki-Moon, Assistant Secretary of State Daniel Kritenbrink, and many others. We were deeply honored by their participation!

The renovated memorial now has a remembrance wall featuring the names of more than 36,000 Americans and over 7,100 KATUSA who died while fighting alongside them.

In 2020, Kathleen Stephens paid tribute to Pvt. Ronald E. Parker, an American soldier from Montana who fought and died in the Korean War. 📽️youtu.be/YhEKh6xtbFc His name is now memorialized alongside the many who made the ultimate sacrifice.

It was a simpler time -- when a @NYTimes column could be cabled to embassies for urgent attention in the middle of the night. When a foreign service officer in Stockholm complained, the #StateDept reply was classic.

🔔Live NOW!🔔 How can the US & South Korea work together & pursue shared objectives in an increasingly complex security environment? With former NSC Asia Director Allison Hooker, Kathleen Stephens & Dr Katrin Katz, w/ Jonathan Corrado Watch here: youtu.be/rMANEJTZpm0

When Kathleen Stephens was the first woman U.S. political officer in Seoul, she told The Korea Society, the embassy realized "you didn't have to be a white male for SK establishment to talk to you. You could be Asian, you could be an Asian woman. Once the door comes ajar, it helps a lot."

Society Board Chair and KEI President and CEO Kathleen Stephens sat down with Arirang News to discuss her personal connection with Korea and her take on current US-Korea relations. Check it out ⤵️ youtube.com/watch?v=V6pluS…

Yesterday, CSIS hosted a small roundtable at the Blair House with @President_KR to discuss ways to advance the U.S.-ROK alliance. Photo credit: Office of the President president.go.kr/newsroom/photo…

Amb. Cho had lunch with Kathleen Stephens and her team at KEI at his residence. Over lunch, they discussed various issues, from Korea’s growing role in the region and beyond to economic security. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with the KEI.