Park Yang-dong, Chairman of the Pediatric Youth Behavioral Development Promotion Association, Wins the Tedis Awards for Hope and Impression
Dec 04, 2025
Park Yang-dong, Chairman of the Korean Association for the Development of Child and Youth Behavior (hereinafter referred to as Lee Do-bal), won the 'Hope and Impression Award' at the Theodore Roosevelt Foundation's Korean branch held at the Eliena Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 3rd.
The 'Tedis Awards 2025', held for the first time this year by the Theodore Roosevelt Foundation's Korea branch, is a public interest award ceremony that selects and encourages individuals and organizations who have practiced good influence in various fields in Korea by inheriting former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt's philosophy of 'responsibility, authenticity, and sharing'.
At this award ceremony, Chairman Park Yang-dong was selected as the final winner of the 'Hope and Impression Award' in recognition of his contribution to spreading good influence in the medical field. The foundation said Park Yang-dong, chairman of the board of directors, praised the fact that he has practiced sharing and solidarity through activities to advocate the rights of children with developmental delays and has steadily expanded the impact of childhood development treatment on the public interest.
Chairman Park Yang-dong will be reborn as a society that expands the good influence of children and society as a basis for the operation of the society, including the declaration of the Charter of the Rights of Children with Developmental Delays in 2024, the training of specialists in developmental treatments, and the publication of related medical books", he expressed his feelings.
The ceremony was held in five categories, including △ Social Commitment Award △ Hope and Impression Award △ Teddy Bear Impact Award △ Enterprise Award of Honor △ Hidden Hero Award, and various additional programs such as screening story videos and introducing children's medical support projects were also held. The Roosevelt Foundation's Korea branch said it plans to continue the record of good influence by regularizing the `Tedis Awards 2025' every year.
The 'Tedis Awards 2025', held for the first time this year by the Theodore Roosevelt Foundation's Korea branch, is a public interest award ceremony that selects and encourages individuals and organizations who have practiced good influence in various fields in Korea by inheriting former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt's philosophy of 'responsibility, authenticity, and sharing'.
At this award ceremony, Chairman Park Yang-dong was selected as the final winner of the 'Hope and Impression Award' in recognition of his contribution to spreading good influence in the medical field. The foundation said Park Yang-dong, chairman of the board of directors, praised the fact that he has practiced sharing and solidarity through activities to advocate the rights of children with developmental delays and has steadily expanded the impact of childhood development treatment on the public interest.
Chairman Park Yang-dong will be reborn as a society that expands the good influence of children and society as a basis for the operation of the society, including the declaration of the Charter of the Rights of Children with Developmental Delays in 2024, the training of specialists in developmental treatments, and the publication of related medical books", he expressed his feelings.
The ceremony was held in five categories, including △ Social Commitment Award △ Hope and Impression Award △ Teddy Bear Impact Award △ Enterprise Award of Honor △ Hidden Hero Award, and various additional programs such as screening story videos and introducing children's medical support projects were also held. The Roosevelt Foundation's Korea branch said it plans to continue the record of good influence by regularizing the `Tedis Awards 2025' every year.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
