Category: Cross-Posts
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Korea Peace Advocacy ✌️

It’s time to end the Korean War! Call for a peace agreement today with advocacy actions, petitions, and resources to learn about the history and impacts of Korean division and war.
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Trauma Rescue Aid works to restore lives after surviving the horrors of the war in Sudan

At Trauma Rescue Aid (TRAID), our core humanitarian mission is trauma recovery and peacebuilding, enabling survivors of the war in Sudan to recover, reconcile, and rebuild their lives.
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War Tax Resistance Webinar

Refusing payment of federal income taxes is one way to refuse direct participation in US militarism. This session will be an introduction to the whys and hows of war tax resistance, with a discussion of potential consequences and resource referral. This session is for people new to war tax resistance or just getting started.
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70th Anniversary of the Armistice on the Korean Peninsula, D.C. Conference

The recording of the conference hosted by Women Cross DMZ at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. in July 2023.
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Press Conference Marking 70th Anniversary of Korean Armistice

Top military, geopolitics experts and Korea peace advocates join Reps. Barbara Lee, Jan Schakowsky, and Judy Chu to call for a formal peace agreement with North Korea.
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Shifting from “Security” to “Peace” in Korea

Why have the US and North Korea been at war for 70 years? How do we get to peace? What makes us truly secure? Dr. Han S Park speaks in this webinar on the need for a radical shift toward a peace paradigm in Korea.
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Bearing Arms or Bared Arm? Jesus as God’s Response to Violence

Bob Ekblad reflects on Jesus as God’s response to the world’s violence.
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Why Martin Luther King Had to Die

Reposting the following article by Obery Hendricks, the author of ‘The Universe Bends Toward Justice’ and ‘The Politics of Jesus.’ Full article on Huffington Post here. — On February 12, 1968, Martin Luther King and his staff completed the master plan for what they dubbed the “Poor People’s Campaign.” The purpose of the campaign was…
