Category: Cross-Posts
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Dandelion Insurrection E-book Giveaway, 6/1-15
The Dandelion Insurrection’s speculative fiction shows how ordinary people make extraordinary change using nonviolent action. Great summer reading being offered for free from the author this June!
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Most Americans Want Diplomacy with North Korea (2025 AFSC Poll)
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.
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10 Effective Actions to Meet This Moment, 6/4 @ 4 pm ET
Webinar with nonviolence experts Maria Stephan and Rivera Sun, assessing the top 10 most effective current nonviolent campaigns in the United States for people seeking to show up effectively and strategically.
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People-Focused Engagement with the DPRK
Working together to improve the North Korean people’s wellbeing could help spark deeper ties between nations.
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Healthcare Projects in the DPRK
This year, the DPRK’s agenda emphasizes medical development of North Korea’s provinces, aiming to improve medical infrastructure to match Pyongyang hospital standards. Read more and contribute to a program serving children with developmental disabilities.
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Fierce Vulnerability Conversation with Kazu Haga
In a world where division and violence appear stronger than ever, how might we embody both courage and love, taking action for change without recreating the harm we’re resisting? Watch this conversation with Kazu Haga and Liz Digitale Anderson.
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20 Lessons on Tyranny
Here’s a video featuring 20 lessons on tyranny by scholar Timothy Snyder. Watch it with a small group of family or friends- and then discuss it together.
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Sexual Violence and Torture are Never Justified
Cross-posting this call for justice and accountability from Trauma Rescue Aid, an organization working with Sudanese survivors of war crimes.
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Haunting the Korean Diaspora: Shame, Secrecy, and the Forgotten War
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.
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Fierce Vulnerability: A Spiritual Practice of Healing and Action, 5/12
Join us for a conversation with Kazu Haga, a nonviolence/restorative justice practitioner & author of the book Fierce Vulnerability, as we explore the ways in which our personal and collective healing are woven together.
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