G-DRAGON (BIGBANG) invites firefighters and ”hidden heroes” to his US world tour... Heals ”PTSD” with music

The JUSPEACE Foundation delivered deep emotions with a special performance at G-DRAGON (BIGBANG)'s US world tour concert.
The JUSPEACE Foundation, which singer G-DRAGON founded and serves as honorary chairman, held a number of events in New York on the 22nd and 23rd of last month, in Las Vegas on the 31st, and now
On the 5th and 6th of the month, we contacted the Los Angeles Fire Department and invited firefighters and their families, who are on the front lines of disasters protecting the lives and safety of the public, to our performance.
In particular, the New York performance invited firefighters from the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) and their families.
He also expressed gratitude for the efforts of those at risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) amid national disasters such as wildfires and floods that are becoming more frequent due to climate change.
We would like to express our gratitude and gratitude to those who practice the spirit of "Übermensch," the theme of this world tour, even outside the performance venues and share this value.
This is part of the "Public Disaster PTSD Art Healing Project" being prepared by the JUSPEACE Foundation, which aims to "help uniformed public servants and their families recover psychologically through art."
This event was an embodiment of the foundation's core value, "Protecting citizens in times of crisis and disaster." Not only firefighters who protect citizens in times of crisis and disaster, but also private volunteers were invited to the event.
The group is working with the American branch of Good Neighbors to promote the "hidden" Korean American nonprofit workers, social workers, educators, and others who are dedicated to the local community, including disaster safety and public health.
Women who had been living in evacuation shelters due to violence and who had difficulty going out were also invited, and they were able to enjoy cultural activities for the first time in a long time, and received gratitude and hope.
"Good Neighbors USA" said, "As someone who once hid behind closed curtains and overcame the trauma of domestic violence and healed from inner pain, Good Neighbors USA
"It was truly a life-changing experience for me to embark on this concert experience with the staff of Übermensch," he said. "For us, Übermensch was a bold and courageous
"It means fully embracing who you are and who you are becoming," he explained. "I'm grateful for the opportunity to heal and discover a better version of myself."
A JUSPEACE Foundation official said, "We would like to thank those who are connected to the values of justice and peace that the foundation pursues, and those in need of help in various parts of society.
We will continue to carry out activities for those who are important to us."