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WATCH: Rep. Jan Schakowsky’s Remarks on Women’s Participation in the Korea Peace Process
September 21, 2020
On Sept. 17, 2020, Rep. Jan Schakowsky delivered remarks for the session “Women’s Participation in the Peace Process,” as part of the 2020 DMZ Forum in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.
WATCH: KGFP Korea Global Forum for Peace
September 8, 2020
KGFP Korea Global Forum for Peace 2020
• Session: Cooperation of the Civic Sector for Peace on the Korean Peninsula • Date & Time: 2020.09.07(Mon) ┃16:00~17:30 (KST)
• Organization: Ministry of Unification, Republic of Korea / PEACEMOMO
The establishment of peace means moving to peaceful and sustainable relations in order to refrain from reverting to past disputes on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia. This will require addressing the root causes and drivers of disputes; creating the system of managing disputes and offering services as well as strengthening the capabilities of individuals and groups; and reinforcing social and regional integration, trust among stakeholders, and the legitimacy of new relationships. Based on these approaches, we will explore what contributions the private sector can make to help establish peace on the Korean Peninsula in such areas as preventing disputes, strengthening peace capabilities, strengthening public opinion, building trust, making the case for peace, and engaging the general public in diplomacy for peace.
Moderator – Francis Daehoon LEE (Research Professor, SungKongHoe University)
Panelists
– James Glyn FORD (Founder & Director, Track2Asia, UK)
– Jakob HALLGREN (Ambassador, Embassy of Sweden in Seoul)
– Christine AHN (Executive Director, Women Cross DMZ, USA)
– Youngmi CHO (Executive Director, Korean Women’s Movement for Peace)
– Sung Kyung KIM (Associate Professor, University of North Korean Studies) – A-Young MOON (Representative, PEACEMOMO)
WATCH: 70 Years of the Korean War: Intergenerational Korean American Women’s Dialogue and Virtual Vigil
August 14, 2020
On the 67th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice, four Korean American women share their experiences with the continuing Korean War and how it has affected their lives.
Speakers: Joy Bokshin Lee Gebhard, Minju Bae, Grace Choi, Aiyoung Choi
Moderator: Ji-Yeon Yuh
Hosted by Korea Peace Network, Korea Peace Now! Grassroots Network, Peace Treaty Now
WATCH: Christine Ahn Speaking at the Rotary World Peace Conference 2020
August 10, 2020
Christine Ahn, Executive Director of Women Cross DMZ, delivers the speech “Peace in Korea for Peace and Security in the United States and Our World” (beginning at 12:34) and is awarded the Dr. Henry Oster Memorial Peace Builder Award on January 17, 2020 at the Rotary International Peace Conference in Ontario, CA.
WATCH: “Undoing 70 Years of War: A Roundtable on Advancing Peace in Korea”
August 4, 2020
On Monday, July 27 — the 67th anniversary of the signing of the Korean War armistice — leading experts on Korea and U.S.-Korean relations discussed how a peace agreement can resolve the security crisis on the Korean Peninsula. This event featured the authors of the forthcoming Path to Peace report, which will be released in fall 2020 by Korea Peace Now!, a global movement of women working to end the Korean War. The event was co-hosted by Women Cross DMZ, the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, and The American Conservative.
Introductions were given by Christine Ahn (Executive Director of Women Cross DMZ), Suzanne DiMaggio (Chairman of Quincy Institute), and Kelley Vlahos (Executive Editor of The American Conservative). Welcome statements were made by Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA17) and Doug Bandow (Cato Institute).
SPEAKERS:
- Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, Senior Fellow and Military Expert at Defense Priorities
- Henri Feron, Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy
- Jessica Lee, Senior Research Fellow on East Asia at Quincy Institute
- Adam Mount, Senior Fellow and Director of the Defense Posture Project at the Federation of American Scientists
- Hazel Smith, Professorial Research Associate at SOAS, University of London
- Moderated by Katharine H.S. Moon, Professor of Political Science and the Wasserman Chair of Asian Studies at Wellesley College
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