Category: Peacebuilders
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Call Congress: No Funds for War with Iran
Congress has not authorized this war of choice, despite our tax dollars paying for it. With the Pentagon confirming the war costs at least $1 billion per day and the Trump administration may request additional funding, legislators need to hear from constituents that War is Not the Answer and we will not pay for it.
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TRAID’s Child Safe Space Program
Trauma Rescue Aid currently runs a Child Safe Space Program for refugee and internally displaced children affected by the war in Sudan.
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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.
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The Third Harmony Screening & Discussion, 4/25 @ 2 pm ET
You’re invited to screen the documentary “The Third Harmony” and to discuss what systems and societies of peace we can build, grow, nurture, and protect together.
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Chosen Peoples Nationalism: Christian Zionism in South Korea: 4/23 @ 8 pm ET
Upcoming webinar, hosted by the Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network, exploring how Korean evangelical support for Israel functions as “chosen peoples nationalism.”
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Jeju Island at a Crossroads: Peace, Militarization, and Local Resistance
In light of April’s upcoming Korea Peace Study Group about the Jeju 4.3 Massacre, cross-posting an update from a Catholic peace activist from Jeju Island on the struggle against the modern militarization of their “Island of Peace”
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April Nonviolence Studies: Registration Open Until 3/31
Registration for Metta Center’s April Nonviolence Studies— Listening, Relating, and Communicating in Conflict, is now open through March 31. As part of a twelve-month Nonviolence Studies program, each month explores a different dimension of nonviolence in practice.
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The Jeju Island 4.3 Massacre: 78 Years Later, 4/10 @ 8 pm ET
2026 marks the 78th anniversary of the 4.3 Jeju Massacre. The Korea Peace Study Group will discuss this sad history in our April Korea Peace Study Group session.
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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.
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Sudan: Possible Paths to Peace?
Cross-posting Pax Christi’s recent webinar about work to end the war and build just and lasting peace in Sudan. Watch, learn, and take action!
