Category: Nonviolence
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Sarah’s Story: Get to Know One Beneficiary of TRAID’s Food Distribution Program
Sarah’s experience is personal, and it should not be assumed that every Sudanese person experiences war in the same way. But her story sits within a much wider crisis affecting women and girls across Sudan. #Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #Refugees #IDPs #Women
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Healing Harms: From Trauma to Everyday Resilience (online small group), Sept-Oct 2026
This weekly interactive course led by trauma-sensitive peacebuilders runs in September and October and is designed for everyday people who want to navigate difficult experiences with greater awareness and care.
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Trump Moves to Scale Back US War Drills in Korea. We Should Support That.
While any diplomatic overture from Trump should be viewed with skepticism, Christine Ahn argues we should welcome a chance to advance peace. #Korea #Peace #EndTheKoreanWar #Trump #WarDrills #DPRK
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Hope for a New Season of Engagement with the DPRK
Joy Yoon speaks from experience on the human impact when political relationships in Korea deteriorate and hopes for renewed people-to-people engagement to build peace.
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Reducing War Games: A Step in the Right Direction
On Saturday, August 15th, the President of South Korea called for a peace agreement to formally end the Korean war. The following day, the US President ordered the Department of War to reduce the joint military exercises. Where could this lead? #Korea #Military #Peace #Defense #ROKUS #DPRK #Opcon #OpConTransfer #Diplomacy #Dialogue #PeaceAgreement #KoreanWar #Sovereignty
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Introduction to Christian Peacebuilding (online courses), Sept-Oct 2026
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.” Join this 6-week, online small group beginning next month for an introduction to peace-oriented theology, conflict transformation & peacebuilding skills.
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Korea’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission: Intercountry Adoption
July 2026’s Korea Peace Study Session focused on the topic of South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, particularly their work on the human right violations committed through intercountry adoptions.
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Korea’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission, 7/10 @ 8 pm ET
Our July study group session is about the work of the ROK’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), with a focus on intercountry adoption cases. Click through for details and Zoom link.
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#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 29-30
Though I surpassed my goal of walking 5 kilometers per day in June, the 162 kilometers I walked was only 8% of the journey from Nyala, Sudan to Mukono, Uganda that 13 year old Khamis* and his family took to survive. We did not reach the goal of raising $4,000 USD for July food distribution…
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#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?
