Category: Peacebuilders
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From Service to Solidarity: When Peace Means Taking a Side
When people face violence and oppression, what do they need from us? In this conversation, Peace Catalyst’s Steve Schallert and Peter Digitale Anderson talk about about how Christians can shift from a posture of service to one of solidarity with oppressed communities.
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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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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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Crossings Film Screening, 5/24
In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of a historic peace walk from North to South Korea, the Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network will host an online documentary screening about their journey. Register now for this free online viewing of the film Crossings.
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Register for June Advocacy Week by 5/16
This June’s nationally coordinated Korea Peace Advocacy is coming up. We must urgently advocate for diplomacy to reach an agreement to END the Korean War. Register today!
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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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Healing Harms, 6-Week Online Group, 5/12-6/16
This interactive course is designed for everyday people who want to navigate difficult experiences with greater awareness and care. Whether you’re supporting others or reflecting on your own journey, this course will equip you with practical tools to recognize harm, foster healing, build stronger relationships, and contribute to wider peacebuilding efforts.
