#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 25-28
On modern genocide & governments lacking the moral courage to confront them: How can I talk about this? But how can I not talk about this? Will you learn and lend your voice to create political will?
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 24
On unexpected reunions, warm smiles, and Sudanese journeys. Today’s artwork comes from a 12 year old girl from El-Fasher.
#refugees #Sudan #solidarity #reunions #hope #future #ElFasher #AlFashir #children #artwork
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 23
Musings on trailing vines and cries for support.
#Community #Care #Support #Solidarity
Korea Peace Power Hour: In Case You Missed It
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…
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 22
The flowers know something I often forget. My latest musings as I walk in solidarity with Sudanese refugees this month.
#Solidarity #Refugees #Sudan #FoodAssistance #Flowers #Daisies #Wisdom
#WalkinSolidarity2026 on World Refugee Day
This artwork represent the hopes of a 7 year old boy whose family has taken refugee in Uganda. He most looks forward to returning home so he can play with his friends.
#WorldRefugeeDay #Hope #Children #Artwork #Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #Kassala
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 16-19
Saturday, June 20th is World Refugee Day. How will you spend the day? Our artwork and story today come from an 11 year old Sudanese boy about the day his world changed and his family’s refugee journey began.
#Refugees #WorldRefugeeDay #Sudan #ElObeid
Rev. Samuel Shinn on Massacres in South Korea before and during the Korean War
In the June 2026 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, we heard from Samuel Shinn, one of the co-founders of Truth Reconciliation and Peace. He shared about massacres committed in South Korea before and during the Korean War.
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 10-15
I succumbed to a cold and rested from walking over the weekend. However, my sickness reminded me of accounts of people who were sick when they had to flee their homes…
#Refugees #WeChooseWelcome #KeepEyesOnSudan #Sickness
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 9
12 year old boy from El-Fashir: We were at home with my mom, father and my little brothers and sisters. Then we heard people screaming outside.
Mom started crying and shouting. I couldn’t hear her voice properly because everything was so loud. She grabbed us and said, “Come! Run!” #Sudan #Refugees #Children #Artwork
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 8
We used to have many neighbors. My family, my uncle Osman, and the rickshaw man lived near our house. I had many friends there. I miss them a lot. One day, an airplane came… #Sudan #Refugees #SouthSudan #Memory
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 5-7
11 more miles walked this weekend, mostly with friends. Walking is much easier with others, and our refugee friends know this very well.
Massacres in Modern Korea with Sam Shinn, 6/12 @ 8 pm ET
This weekend, don’t miss the chance to listen and learn from the knowledge and experience of Rev. Samuel Shinn, who has studied the hidden history of massacres committed before and during the Korean War.
#WalkinSolidarity, June 4
Cross-posting a Truthout article authored by Mat Nashed: In Sudan, Perpetrators of War Crimes Are Rewarded While Civilians Languish
#Sudan #Truthout #WeChooseWelcome #Refugees
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 3
“The army cars always come and parks near our house. I don’t like it when they come…” -10 year old girl from Nyala, Sudan
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