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POSCO DX honors winners of disability-focused YouTube contest
POSCO DX honored winners of its YouTube contest for creators with disabilities at a ceremony in Pangyo, South Korea.
The eighth contest drew 391 teams, with prizes for videos about disability awareness, everyday safety, the environment and generative AI.
Kim Sun-bong, who has a physical and brain lesion disability, won an award for a video about dreams; he used AI tools to overcome challenges in making videos.
The contest is part of a program that helps disabled creators develop, run by POSCO DX with support from the POSCO 1% Sharing Foundation and partner organizations.
This year, 390 people received online video-making lessons, and in-person classes were also held at local welfare centers.
Since the program began in 2019, 2,040 works have been submitted and 1,335 people have taken part in its training; POSCO DX says it will keep supporting creators’ growth.
POSCO DX held an awards ceremony for its disability-focused YouTube content contest at its Pangyo headquarters on November 3.
A total of 391 teams took part in the contest, now in its eighth year.
Awards recognized work on disability awareness, everyday safety, the environment and generative AI.
The program also provides video-making education and support for creators’ continued development.
- Who
- POSCO DX and participants in its “Dream Green” program.
- What
- POSCO DX held an awards ceremony for its disability-focused YouTube content contest.
- When
- The ceremony was held on November 3, 2026, and announced on November 4.
- Where
- POSCO DX’s headquarters in Pangyo, South Korea.
- Why
- The contest supports disabled people in creating content and growing as creators.
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The “Dream Green” program began.
Online video-making education was provided to 390 disabled people, alongside in-person classes at local welfare centers.
POSCO DX held the contest awards ceremony at its Pangyo headquarters.
- Contest participants
- 391 teams
- Contest edition
- 8th
- Online training participants
- 390 disabled people
- Works submitted since 2019
- 2,040
- People reached through online and in-person education
- 1,335
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