Hi, I’m Bia Kim. I came to Canada alone from South Korea as a teenager, and since then, learning how to navigate new places and cultures has become a central part of who I am.
I am now studying International Studies at Simon Fraser University, concentrating on Comparative World Politics, Culture, and Society. My academic path grew naturally from my personal experiences of adapting to unfamiliar environments and questioning how global systems shape people’s opportunities and limitations.
I’m especially interested in migration and refugee experiences, climate change, and development, as well as culture and history. These issues matter to me not only as political problems but as deeply human issues. I want to understand how policies affect everyday lives and how communities respond to uncertainty and change.
Whether I’m conducting research or creating written and digital projects, I try to approach each topic with empathy, attentiveness, and critical thinking. This website gathers the work that reflects my academic journey.
Nowadays, since students spend more time in school, it’s getting important to learn the subject that is useful to them, In British Columbia, arts is not a mandatory subject to learn. However, there are people who argue that arts is an essential subject that students have to learn in school but other people claim that learning arts is a waste of their
Committee: United Nations Human Rights Council Topic B: The Human Rights in Prison Country: Iraq Delegate: Bia Kim Since the last officially reported war in Iraq six years ago, the government has provided credible accounts of torture in the Abu Ghraib prison of Iraq. Interrogations by security forces are generally aimed at eliciting confessions and often use coercion in Iraqi prison. Also,
Before you read this essay, prisoners have many situations, The prisoner I am talking about here refers to a felon who has committed a felony such as a sex crime or murder and whose face is exposed to the public. Prisoners reentering society is a serious social issue. I am against prisoners coming back to society. First, citizens are uncomfortable. If prisoners