Hyo Kim (Hyogyoung Kim)
Hyo Kim (Hyogyoung Kim)
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Ph.D. Student in Family Social Science
University of Minnesota
Hello, and welcome!
I am a Ph.D. student in Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota. My research interests lie at the intersection of immigrant families, communities, and policy. I am interested in understanding how social, cultural, and institutional contexts shape the experiences and well-being of immigrant families and communities.
Immigrant Families & Women | Community & Inequality | Immigration Policy & Social Well-Being
| Research Interests
| Research Interests
01 — Immigrant Families & Women
I study the experiences, well-being, and adaptation of immigrant families and women in receiving societies.
02 — Community & Inequality
I examine how community contexts and structural inequalities shape family and individual well-being.
03 — Immigration Policy & Social Well-Being
I explore how immigration and social policies shape access to resources, opportunities, and well-being.
| Current Research
| Current Research
Hyogyoung Kim.
“Nested Pathways to Adaptation: How Children’s Identity is Shaped by
Their Parents’ Social Relationship among Immigrants in South Korea.”
(Under review at the International Migration Review.)
| News
| News
July 2026
Selected Participant, 13th MODS–UNFPA Summer Seminar on Population
Ministry of Data and Statistics, Republic of Korea & United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
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