Kht

KHT stands for "Korean Heritage Trust," a nonprofit organization based in the United Kingdom dedicated to preserving and promoting Korean heritage, culture, and history. Established in 1995, the trust aims to foster greater understanding and appreciation of Korea’s contributions to global culture while supporting educational initiatives and community engagement.

The organization focuses on several key areas, including cultural preservation, education, and community outreach. It collaborates with museums, schools, and cultural institutions to organize exhibitions, lectures, and workshops that highlight Korean traditions, history, and contemporary achievements. KHT also funds research projects and publications to document and share knowledge about Korea’s past and present.

In addition to its educational efforts, the trust supports Korean diaspora communities in the UK by providing resources, networking opportunities, and cultural events. It works closely with Korean cultural centers, diaspora groups, and academic institutions to strengthen ties between the UK and Korea.

KHT is governed by a board of trustees, many of whom are experts in Korean studies, history, or cultural heritage. The organization relies on donations, grants, and partnerships to sustain its activities. Its work is recognized for its role in bridging cultural gaps and promoting intercultural dialogue.

While primarily based in the UK, KHT’s influence extends to broader international audiences through digital platforms, publications, and collaborative projects. Its mission aligns with broader efforts to celebrate diversity and encourage cross-cultural exchange.