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People
ByKangHye-rim
I
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n a building located in Seoul’s posh
Samcheong neighborhood is a branch of a
civic organization named Educo Village,
which aims to establish facilities including
eco-friendly villages and alternative schools.
Located in a narrow, cafe-lined alley, three
menlectureonaestheticsbeneathasmalllight
bulb to an audience seeking a respite from the
competitive life in cities. One rainy Friday
night, The Argus met Jo Tae-yeong, planning
directorofEducoVillage,whoaimstorecover
thewitheringbeautyofurbanlife.
Argus: Educo Village has created diverse
businessmodelsforanalternativelifestyle.
Whatistheaimoftheestablishmentofthis
organization?Andwhatdoesan“alternative
life”mean?
Jo Tae-yeong (Jo): We established Educo
Village after seeing children suffer from
competition for high-level schools, people
obsessedbythelawofthesurvivalofthefittest
andthoseobsessedwithmoneyandcapitalism.
Nowadays, our community manages a village
that promotes sustainable living in Yeongju, a
city in North Gyeongsang Province. The place
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