Haeyoung Koh (she/her) is an educator, curriculum designer, and community organizer committed to building spaces where cultural identity, joy, and connection are centered in learning. She is the founder of Bibim Together, a community initiative inspired by the Korean dish bibimbap, bringing together diverse ingredients, stories, and people to create something nourishing and meaningful.

With years of experience as a public school teacher specializing in inclusion education and a district administrator, Haeyoung has worked across PK–12 schools, family programs, and cultural institutions to support students, educators, and caregivers in exploring identity and belonging. She specializes in designing culturally responsive curriculum and facilitating intergenerational programs that weave together storytelling, food, and reflection.

Through Bibim Together, Haeyoung partners with  educators, PK-12 students, families, cultural institutions, and non-profits to co-create experiences that honor lived experience, spark dialogue, and strengthen community ties. Whether it’s through a bilingual story time and cooking workshop or a restorative justice-infused classroom unit, her work centers care, curiosity, and connection.

Haeyoung lives in Boston with her family and continues to draw inspiration from the vibrant communities she serves and the stories that shape them.