The November mountains here appear to glow warmly-mostly from yellow birches and golden pines, speckled with deep red maples, anchored by evergreens-yet our temperatures hover around freezing. How are seasons changing where you are?
Even here in Korea, our minds are racing to try to understand and imagine what this week’s developments in the US government could mean.
Did any of you read Song of Ariran since our last study session together?
When we gather next Friday, we’ll be hearing from Munjo, Evelyn, Tasha, and KC will reflect on this book about a remarkable Korean man who lived in a tumultuous time, enduring and struggling as a revolutionary for the liberation of his nation.
Join us on Friday, November 13th at 8 pm ET in the US
(Saturday, Nov 14 at 10 am in Korea) at this
Zoom link: tinyurl.com/koreapeacestudygroup
PAST KOREA PEACE STUDY GROUP SESSIONS
Report Back on Jaju Solidarity Brigade 2026
In the October 2026 Korea Peace Study Group, Sulkiro, Munjo, and DH reported back on their August trip to South Korea as delegates on the Jaju Solidarity Brigade. They share what they learned at sites of anti-imperialist struggle about vibrant social movements in South Korea.
Peace Talks, War Games, Opcon, Oh my!
In this September 2026 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, which occurs virtually, on the second Friday evening of the month USA time, I shared about recent events related to Korea before a discussion of how to build a groundswell of support for an end to US hostile policies towards the DPRK to open…
A Century of Queer Korean Fiction
The August 2026 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, led by members of the queer Korean reading group, focused on the book “A Century of Queer Korean Fiction”
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