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In the Media

Women’s Empowerment Conference

Author

Women Against War
In the Media

Celebrating Empowered Women!

Source

Times Union

Author

Maud Easter
In the Media

Women as “Dupes,” “Stooges,” and “Armies of Beauties”

Source

socialtextjournal.org

Author

Suzy Kim

Petition

Lift the Travel Ban

Sign the petition to call for an end to the Korean War and a formal peace agreement.

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In the Media

After More Than 6 Decades, It’s Time to End the Korean War

Source

The Nation

Author

Korea Peace Network and Peace Treaty Now Network
Event

Northeast Asia Roundtable on Women, Peace and Security

Event details
Christine Ahn | In Her Own Words
In the Media

Christine Ahn | In Her Own Words

Source

Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

Author

Christine Ahn
Overseas Base Realignment and Closure Coalition (OBRACC) Senate Launch Event
Video

Overseas Base Realignment and Closure Coalition (OBRACC) Senate Launch Event
VIDEO Footage from Ploughshares Fund Conference
Video

VIDEO Footage from Ploughshares Fund Conference
The 2018 Roundtable for Peace on the Korean Peninsula
In the Media

The 2018 Roundtable for Peace on the Korean Peninsula

Source

umnews.org
Carter commends peace efforts for Korea
In the Media

Carter commends peace efforts for Korea

Source

umnews.org

Author

Linda Bloom and Thomas Kim
In the Media

Sign the Joint Statement of U.S. Civil Society Groups in Support of the Current Peace Process in Korea
Event

Ploughshares Fund Nuclear Policy Conference

Event details

Be Heard

Contact Congress

Urge your members of Congress to support diplomacy and peace on the Korean Peninsula.

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2017-2018 Annual Report
Annual Report

2017-2018 Annual Report

What a dramatic year it’s been. One year ago, President Donald Trump threatened to unleash “fire and fury” on North Korea. Now, the prospect of permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula looms on the horizon, and Women Cross DMZ is poised to play a key role in the process. How did we get here? The reversal began with the Winter Olympics, when the two Koreas marched together carrying the One Korea flag. South Korean President Moon Jae-In and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-Un held three inter-Korean summits and signed two declarations, agreeing to family reunions, joint athletic teams, civil society exchanges, and the reopening of joint economic ventures. South Korea opened a liaison office in Kaesong to facilitate year-round communications between Seoul and Pyongyang.
To Secure Peace Between the Koreas, US Must Declare an End to the War
In the Media

To Secure Peace Between the Koreas, US Must Declare an End to the War

Source

Truthout.org

Author

Christine Ahn
In the Media

World Beyond War Annual Conference
Under Maximum Pressure: Threats won’t bring progress with North Korea, diplomacy will.
In the Media

Under Maximum Pressure: Threats won’t bring progress with North Korea, diplomacy will.

Source

Inkstick Media

Author

Christine Ahn