Youth Voice provides financial and equipment support for creative youth media production, to enable youths to take the initiative to proactively produce media. Grants are provided for media production and various media education and mentoring. Outstanding teams are awarded with internships and overseas field trips, among other new experiences.

• Hana “A Project to Improve Attire of the Disabled”
• Landscape “Making Images of the Cheongyecheon Restoration Project”
• Helmets “Helmet”
• Femimonth “Eco-Cafe”
• Idoo.net “Interview Idoo?Cultural Teaching”
• Goemijeon Planning Troupe “Movement to Recover Right to Imagination?Participation Art”
• Youthful “For a Society Without Injustice”
• Fanfic TP “Fanfic as Popular Culture”
• Two Way Entertainment “Turning Our Old Game Culture into New Games”
• Let's Play “Let's Play”
• School Queer -School Queer 2 “My Summer Break”
• Wishwill net <2003 Wishwill Community Project>
• Ubb Pro <Liquid Music>
• Beautiful Youths “Click! I am NGO Too”
• Can ? “'Myself' and Communication with Culture”
• Ilsan Information High School “Youths, and a First Step to Hopes and Dreams”
• Net ttang TV “Efforts to Make Dreams Come True”

“Video Letter to Separated Families”, whose production is financed by the Daum Foundation and whose program is hosted by author Shim Hyang Jin, serves as a communication channel that delivers a video message from people living in South Korea to their war- separated families in the North.

The Daum Foundation provides financial assistance for the publication of English books and development of Web sites on human rights in the Information society, which was managed by the Progressive Network Center.
The concept of “human rights in the information society” was documented in a textbook format, and then published on the website in English.

The 1st Next Generation Forum, co-hosted by the Daum Foundation, APNG KR, and the NGF team of the Yonsei Univeristy Youth Culture Center, was designed to surpass the boundaries between humanities and technology/engineering, and to serve as a platform for field experts and the youth to share their opinions on important issues and policies regarding the online world in Korea, changes in which are gaining increasing momentum.

With financial assistance from the Daum Foundation, a DB of politicians from Gwangju and South Jeolla Province was built by the Participatory Autonomy Forum for 21st Century. The online DB was established to enable easier search of information on politicians-National Assemblymen, mayors, provincial governors-and local council members and their activities.

The Infortrust Movement is to "restore digital information disappearing from the Internet, make public online information and knowledge worth preservation through voluntary participation and fundraising by citizens.” Participants in the Movement, which has been in place since 2002 by the Daum Foundation, in collaboration with the Cultural Solidarity, the Cyber Culture Research Institute, the Information Sharing Solidarity, the Progressive Network Center and the Civic Action Group.

“The 2nd Shift U Video Contest”, organized by the students in Mass Communications Department of JoongAng University and sponsored by the Daum Foundation, is an event where a variety of video productions, such as VJ programs, produced by high school and university students are presented, shown and awarded.

The APNG Camp, hosted by APNG Korea and sponsored by the Daum Foundation, was launched by the Asia Pacific Networking Group with the mission to foster Internet leaders among the next generation in Asia.

The Daum Foundation finances “Online Forum a”, an alternative fine arts webzine that contains a variety of content such as columns, reviews, criticism, interviews, sensational pieces, overseas art, and institutions/policies of fine arts.