Oral history interview of Mary Sudar conducted by dindria barrow on January 21, 2023, as part of the Archiving North End Communities event located at the Wheelock library branch.

Video recording of Sulja Warnick, Founding Board Member/Executive Committee Chair of Korean Women’s Association, from the 2016 WILLO Storytelling Festival.

Yi KukJa (b. 1940), older sister; Yi KyeJa (b. 1945), younger sister; Sulja Warnick (b. 1942); Angela Warnick (b.1972), Sulja's oldest daughter; Hwang KyeRon (b.1913), mother.
Taken in Spring 1973 on a visit from Seoul to Daegu, Korea, to visit at Sulja's mother's house where the two sisters lived nearby.

Left to right, back row: Gina Warnick Coletti, Jacob Buchdahl, Gabriel Buchdahl (b. 2000), Angela Warnick Buchdahl, Fred Warnick.
Left to right, front row: Paul Coletti, Sulja Warnick, Eli Buchdahl (b. 2002), Rose Buchdahl (b.2005), Julia Coletti (b. 2009), Olivia Coletti (b. 2007).
Taken in April 2015 at Gina and Paul's house in Los Angeles, California. Angela's family visits Gina's family with parents Fred and Sulja. Family includes both sons-in-law and five grandchildren.

Fred Warnick (b. 1940), Gina Warnick Coletti (b.1975), Sulja Warnick (b. 1942), and Angela Warnick Buchdahl (b. 1972).
Taken in June of 1997 during Gina's graduation from Stanford University at San Gregorio Beach, west of Palo Alto, California.

Kang KyoHui, Yi MiKyoung, Yi HoGeun, Yi ChangGeun, and Angela Warnick.
Taken in either January of 1975 or 1976 in Daegu, Korea at Sulja and Fred's home during the lunar new year holiday, based on the girls' traditional Korean dresses.

Angela Warnick dressed for her first birthday on July 8, 1973, in Seoul, Korea.

Pak and Yi OkJa (b. 1937), Kang JaeHui and Yi KukJa (b. 1940), Fred Warnick and Sulja (b. 1942), Yi KyeJa (b. 1945) and Kang JoonKi.
Taken in 1974 in the countryside near Daegu, Korea at a family picnic. All four sisters lived in Daegu at the time. Two sisters married a man with the surname of Kang, but they were not related, except now by marriage.

Left to right: Angela, Fred, Gina.
Taken in the summer of 1979 most likely after returning home from a piano recital based on the attire. Both daughters took piano lessons from kindergarten to 12th grade. The teacher would have an end-of-year recital in May.

The Summer at Peace Youth Leadership Class decided to take on the issue around stereotyping in their schools. This team poem represents their response to the stereotyping that they have experienced in high school and reclaiming of their identity on their own terms. Since they come from high schools throughout Tacoma, we have identified the place where they gave voice to their identities: at Peace Community Center in Tacoma's Hilltop Neighborhood.