Category: In Case You Missed It
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Why Nonviolent Resistance Doesn’t Require Your Opponent to Have a Conscience
If nonviolence required tyrants to grow a heart, we’d be finished—violence is what they’re begging for. History shows we beat them by withdrawing pillars of support until they’re forced to concede.
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Join us in 2026 for Korea peace studies?
Would you join us for Korea peace studies in 2026? You could choose an interesting book to read with friends – OR, review original sources and literature to build out a presentation on any topic related to Korea peace.
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Christian Nationalism and the Soul of the Church: Resisting Toxic Theology and Healing the Flock
Harmful theologies have taken root that fuse religious & political identities together. Whether from the pulpit, the pews, or a politician’s mouth, Christian nationalism is corrupting our churches & society. Join scholars on Christian nationalism Rev. Angela Denker & Dr. Drew Strait to learn how pastors, leaders & concerned Christians can respond with courage and…
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Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, part 2
In the December 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on a book titled Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi. Watch the recording here.
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Nonviolence Radio: All Eyes On Sudan
Nonviolence Radio released an episode this week highlighting Sudan. Listen to Mubarak Elamin and learn how to take action to end the war in Sudan.
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Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, part 1
In November 2025’s session of the Korea Peace Study Group, j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on the book ‘Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism’, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi.
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Resist US-Led War Speaks out on Sudan
An excellent primer on the ongoing war in Sudan for people uncertain of what is happening and why it matters.
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A Choice No Mother Should Have to Make
Watch “Rovina’s Choice,” a 20-minute documentary on how cuts to US foreign aid shaped Rovina Naboi’s world, forcing her into a choice no mother should have to make.
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Report Back on the People’s Summit for Korea
In October 2025’s Korea Peace Study Group, Munjo Yu, Eunsung Hwang, Johnny Atlas, and Junghi Lee reported back from their time in New York City in July at the People’s Summit for Korea.
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How to Run an Offers & Needs Market
A great way to strengthen community connections is by hosting an offers & needs market. In September, Peace Catalyst International hosted a workshop where Liz Digitale Anderson introduces how to start. #MakingFriends #MutualAid #OffersAndNeedsMarket #WeaveNetworks #BuildCommunity #Share #BuyNothing #Solidarity #Friendship #Neighbors
