This was the November 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, which occurs virtually, on the second Friday evening of the month, USA time.
j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on a book titled ‘Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism’, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi.
Follow the link directly to YouTube to view links the presenters shared during the discussion in the chat.
United States’ citizens can urge their government to end the Korean War and return sovereignty to the Korean people. One way to do this is by supporting the “Peace on the Korean Peninsula” bill in Congress (H.R. 1841). Contact your member of Congress today about the Peace on the Korean Peninsula bill HERE.
More about the Korea Peace Study Group
Playlist of Past Korea Peace Study Sessions
Remembering Jeju 4.3
In our April 2026 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, we collectively remembered the loss of Korean life to state-sponsored violence on Jeju island from 1948-1954. The United States has never acknowledged its role in the massacres on Jeju Island despite issuing the order that led to the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians.
Shamanism and Colonial Drag
In our March 2026 study session, Dr. Merose Hwang leads a discussion exploring historic spaces carved out between the poles of imperialism and nationalism and modern Korean spaces that seek to defy definition.
Donroe Doctrine: Pivot to the Americas?
In the February 2026 session of Korea Peace Study Group, learn about the US’ new National Security Strategy and its implications for our unended work for peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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