The venture firm Rufle and the Daegu Cultural Arts Foundation have signed an agreement to promote arts among disabled youth in the region.
Key points
•Rufle and Daegu Cultural Arts Foundation, sign agreement to boost art for disabled youth
•Long-term partnership, space provision and promotion, jointly organized events and programs included
•Enhance social participation and self-reliance of disabled youth artists
Rufle and the Daegu Cultural Arts Foundation signed a business cooperation agreement on August 8 at Daegu Artway in Banwo-dong, aimed at enhancing artistic activities for disabled youth and establishing a sustainable platform for their participation and self-reliance.
The agreement signifies a long-term partnership between the two organizations, leveraging each other's expertise and resources. Key components include space provision and promotion, as well as jointly organizing events and programs.
Daegu Cultural Arts Foundation Director Chang Sung-tak expressed his commitment to creating a foundation for disabled youth artists to continue their activities in the local cultural arts scene. Rufle CEO Lee Hee-eun shared her desire to provide more opportunities for disabled youth artists to showcase their talents.
