RSIR collaborates with local childcare center for interschool fun
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RSIR collaborates with local childcare center for interschool fun
Jessica Woo
As autumn gave way to winter chill, youngsters from kindergarten to third grade joined children from Kkomjirak (꼼지락) Child Care Center at the Elementary Day Camp hosted by Research Services for Immigrants and Refugees (RSIR) on Nov. 16. The new guests enhanced the program and left both groups filled with joy and laughter by the end of the event.