Everyone knows about San Francisco’s Chinatown, but so few know about the small yet vibrant Korean immigrant community that took root here. From the merchants and political exiles who landed in San Francisco in the late 1800s, to the students, activists and families who landed on Angel Island during the Japanese occupation of Korea, these pioneers left their mark with their impressive organizational skills, their fervent anti-Japanese activism and their devotion to family and the church. We will visit locations where the earliest Korean settlers lived, worked and gathered and hear how they created a community to support each other in their new land, in a time marked by extreme hostility and prejudice against Asians.