The Sejahtera Residency Programs provide an opportunity for domestic and foreign researchers, artists and writers engaged in ESD, and culture and arts to stay in the Sejahtera Forest, to develop their own activities, and to realize the value of learning and sharing their knowledge and skills with visitors of the Sejahtera Forest.

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Year	Name	Field	Content
2015	Devising	Performance	Hoyingfung & Na Wai-shek
2016	Macau Point Artview	Play	Environmental Play, Woodman
2016	Lim Seung Hee	Upcycling	Transformation of Abalone Shell
2017	Aswati Hamzah	ESD Study	A Comparative Study on the Meaning of Sejahtera in RCE Tongyeong and RCE Penang
2017	Melissa Leung	Play	Environmental puppetry ‘A Girl Looking for Rain’
2017	Choi Sun Hee	Upcycling	A Good Playground Made of Upcycled Leftovers
2018	Choi Sun Hee	Upcycling	Cup/Fan Stands Made of Upcycled Wood and Tiles
2018	Kim Jae Hong	Design	Diagnosis on RCE Tongyeong Sejahtera Forest Promotion
2018	Barabom Photo Studio	Photography	Learning Trip Grandma's Graduation Photo
2018	Murataminki	Arts	Healing Time for Busy Modern People ‘2018 Art Camp’
2019	Park Min Woo	Lecture	Dinner Talk ‘Trip, Rest, Food’
2019	Choi Han Jin	Arts Festival	1st Tongyeong Global Natural and Environmental Arts Festival
2019	Park Kyung Hwa	Lecture	Lecture for Youth ‘Gorilla Hates Cell Phones’
2019	Shim Yong Hwan	Lecture	Korea-Japan Relations from a Historical Perspective
2019	Tongyeong Youth Artist &Writers Association	Art Festival	3rd Yipal Cheongchun Art Festival

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  A Girl Looking for Rain

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  Upcycling Experience