Wenise Kim is currently working on a small-scale, independent living history project featuring a documentary and photo exhibition on the ANZAC legacy, tracing stories around streets and bridges across Australia named after the lesser-known battlefield of Kapyeong. It aims to highlight the democratic values the two countries of Australia and Korea share, and friendship(s) forged through the war against communism 75 years ago. Previously, she has served as a political and economic officer and public diplomacy officer at Korean Embassy in former conflict zones such as Sri Lanka, Sudan, and Eritrea. She has a BA in heritage and museum studies, and studied, under an EU scholarship, master's in human rights and democratisation at the University of Sydney, Australia. Wenise is a Fellow of Salzburg Global Seminar.