70年、もう十分です。あなたの名前で朝鮮戦争を終わらせることができます。

In the second in a three-part series on the Korean War, Tasha, Munjo, and Tenzin present about the dark history of Korean War massacres under US hegemony.

Urging steadfast commitment to the long and arduous path toward peace, Seoul's Archbishop Peter Soon-taick Chung opened the Korean Peninsula Peace-Sharing Forum. Article from LiCAS News.

It's time to end the Korean War! Call for a peace agreement today with advocacy actions, petitions, and resources to learn about the history and impacts of Korean division and war.

Cross-posting this August 24, 2026 opinion piece from Common Dreams, written by Cathi Choi and Austin Headrick (Source): Events are transpiring rapidly in US-Korea relations. The Pentagon announced recently that the 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield joint military exercises with South Korea would be cut in half a few days after President Donald Trump’s social media announcement that he would “substantially reduce” these exercises. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated he respected Trump’s decision and efforts to create conditions for dialogue toward peace. North Korea’s leadership dismissed the reduction of exercises on the basis that US policy remains “hostile,” though noted that the relationship between Trump and Kim “remains excellent.”

What a month it has been! In September's study group, we'll review some of the developments on the Korean Peninsula last month and discuss actions we can take to magnify a small window for peace talks. We hope you'll join us! #Korea #Peace #StudyGroup #Event #KoreaPeaceNow #EndTheKoreanWar

If you missed today's action hour for Korea peace, no worries! You can take a few simple actions now to support de-escalation in Korea and diplomacy with the DPRK. #KoreaPeaceNow #ROKUS #USA #DPRK #Deescalation #Diplomacy #Peace #EndTheKoreanWar #KoreaPeaceNetwork

While any diplomatic overture from Trump should be viewed with skepticism, Christine Ahn argues we should welcome a chance to advance peace. #Korea #Peace #EndTheKoreanWar #Trump #WarDrills #DPRK

Calling Americans to stand in support of de-escalation and diplomacy in Korea. Join us this Thursday for a Zoom call to take action collectively. #Korea #Peace #EndTheKoreanWar #KoreaPeaceNow #Diplomacy

I just got off of the Zoom call, and I appreciated the updates on the diplomatic and humanitarian situations in the DPRK. Check this post to learn with us, and please take a moment to ask your Representatives for their support for peace in Korea. #Korea #KoreaPeaceNow #EndTheKoreanWar #PeaceInKorea #PKPA #HR1841 #EndEndlessWar #EndWar #NDAA #OPCONtransfer #ROKUS #SouthKorea #DPRK #Diplomacy #PeaceNotWar

The US Congress is going to close shop on December 19th. Before they head home for the holidays, will you take a moment to send one email for Korea Peace?

Join us for a virtual power hour phone-banking session to urge members of Congress to support H.R.1841, the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act because it's WAY past time to #EndTheKoreanWar.

Join us for a discussion of the book "Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism" at our monthly Korea Peace Study Group next weekend (11/14 in USA, 11/15 in Korea).

In September's Korea Peace Study Group, Dae-Han Song from the International Strategy Center shared about APEC-very timely as South Korea is hosting the APEC Forum and Leader's Summit in October.

This weekend's screening hosted by the Korea Peace Study Group, part of the Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network. Read for more details.

Because of our meetings with Congressional staff the last two weeks, now is the perfect time to contact your Representative and Senators to amplify our voices calling for Korean Peace.

The 75-year long Korean War should end for the sake of peace and security for the northeast Asia region as well as for the sake of American soldier families who have paid the ultimate cost.

On May 14, the U.S. travel ban to North Korea (DPRK) was renewed for the 9th time. Such policies diminish the possibility for dialogue, understanding, and peacebuilding.

75% of U.S. adults think the U.S. government should work with North Korea to repatriate remains of U.S. service members left in North Korea. Most also believe that President Trump should hold meetings with the North Korean leader.

The March 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, in which Tasha, Iris, and Munjo present a chapter-by-chapter report on Grace M. Cho's 2008 book, Haunting the Korean Diaspora: Shame, Secrecy, and the Forgotten War.

This nationally coordinated action is particularly timely as tensions on the Korean Peninsula run dangerously high. We must urgently advocate for diplomacy to reach a peace agreement. 75 years of war is TOO LONG!

Join me and the Faith-Based Caucus of Korea Peace Now's Grassroots Network on Thursday, April 24th at 8 pm ET for a workshop on identity and conflict, where we'll explore our identities and the elements of dignity.

In this final session of a three-part series on the Korean War, Tasha and Munjo present about the deaths which resulted from corruption in the South Korean army and the course of the active fighting through lenses aware of foreign intervention.