SNSD (Girls' Generation)'s YURI donates narration talent to UNICEF, ”To become a good adult who will be a role model for children”

On the 7th, YURI (Kwon YURI) of the girl group SNSD (Girls' Generation) participated in the reopening ceremony of the UNICEF Children's Experience Center held by the Korean Committee for UNICEF, and spoke about the rights and protection of children.
The UNICEF Children's Experience Center, which YURI participated in, is visited by an average of 2,000 children from Korea each year, who learn about UNICEF's relief efforts and participate in its activities.
It is a place where children can learn about children's rights through hands-on activities and cultivate a sense of global citizenship. It is celebrating its 30th anniversary and has been reborn as a child-friendly space, attracting a great deal of attention.
YURI will be providing narration for the main video of the experience center and a video for visually impaired children to add to the meaningful experience.
Yuri also gave a speech in person, saying, "The whole world needs a helping hand.
I am truly happy to be able to take part in a project that will benefit such important people. I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations on the reopening of the UNICEF Children's Experience Center, as a blessing to the children who will be nurturing their dreams here.
I will try to become a good adult who can be a role model for many more children in the future," he said, drawing attention. Meanwhile, YURI has not only donated her talents to UNICEF, but also through various musical activities.
She is an ambassador for the cultural diplomacy charity organization "Beautiful Mind," which practices love and sharing with the less fortunate around the world. She is spreading her influence of goodness generously, and her will
The public continues to support their tasteful journey.