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Knives Are Out for Those Who Challenge Militarization of the Korean Peninsula
July 20, 2015 by Ann Wright
Ann Wright on pro-war forces
News categories: In the News
Women Who Crossed Korean DMZ for Peace Brief Members of Congress
July 20, 2015 by Medea Benjamin
—In May, 30 prominent women peacemakers from 15
countries, including two Nobel Peace Laureates, made a historic walk across the De-Militarized
Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea calling for an end to the Korean
War, family reunification, and women’s peacebuilding.
News categories: Press Releases
Stitching Korea Back Together
June 16, 2015 by Jodie Evans
Thirty peace activists from 15 countries arrived in Beijing on May 17th. I knew 11 of the women before arriving but most of the women knew maybe one or two others and a few knew no one. Our work for peace and justice had taken very different paths and it was striking that many of those paths had not crossed.
News categories: In the News
Peace activists’ travels through North and South Korea a small step in long walk to peace: Porter
June 10, 2015 by Catherine Porter
Thirty women, including Gloria Steinem and Nobel laureates, sought dialogue on reunification of countries still separated 62 years after Korean War.
News categories: In the News
Lynch School faculty member Brinton Lykes talks about her experiences as part of women’s delegation that visited North and South Korea
June 5, 2015 by Sean Smith
The two weeks Lynch School of Education Professor Brinton Lykes spent in Korea – both North and South – as part of an international women’s delegation were a whirlwind of public events and private moments, contrasting sights and perspectives, and a montage of emotions and impressions through which she continues to sift.
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