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This #GivingTuesday, Help Bring Peace to Korea
December 1, 2020
Since officially launching five years ago, Women Cross DMZ has been leading the calls for an official end to the Korean War, the signing of a peace agreement, and women’s inclusion in the peace process.
This #GivingTuesday, on our five-year anniversary, will you make a donation to help us reach our end-of-year goal of $5,000?
Here’s a brief video recapping our game-changing work:
WATCH: “The Korean War as Lived Experience: New Approaches to the Conflict After 70 Years”
October 21, 2020
In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Korean War, the GW Institute of Korean Studies, Sigur Center for Asian Studies, and KDI School of Public Policy and Management came together for an international conference, joined by experts around the world, to highlight new approaches to the international and social history of the war. On September 11th, the conference continued on with Session II and was followed up by a discussion with Keun-Sik Jung, Professor from Seoul National University, Gregg Brazinsky, Professor of History and International Affairs here at GWU, Christine Ahn, Founder and Executive Director of Women Cross DMZ, and Suzy Kim, Associate Professor of Korean History from Rutgers University, to reflect on the many points brought up throughout the conference.
Speakers:
Keun-Sik Jung Professor, Department of Sociology, Seoul National University
Christine Ahn, Founder and Executive Director, Women Cross DMZ
Suzy Kim, Associate Professor of Korean History, Rutgers University
Moderators:
Gregg Brazinsky, Professor of History and International Affairs, The George Washington University
WATCH: Women’s Participation in the Peace Process, DMZ Forum
September 23, 2020
2020 marks the 25th anniversary of the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action and also the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325. The importance of women’s participation in peace and security is increasing around the world. In accordance with international norms on ex. gender equality, efforts for women’s participation in establishing a peace regime on the Korean Peninsula need to be made. This session, held on Sept. 17, 2020, as part of the DMZ Forum 2020, discussed promoting women’s participation in the region, country, parliament and National Assembly level, women’s role in peace making process, share domestic and international cases and deliberate the meaning and role of women’s participation in the U.S. and Korean civil society.
Speakers:
- Christine Ahn, Executive Director, Women Cross DMZ
- Jacqueline O’Neill, Ambassador for Women, Peace, and Security, Government of Canada
- Jeongsoo Kim, Standing Representative, Women Making Peace
- Jan Schakowsky, Congresswoman, U.S. Congress
- Jaejung Lee, National Assembly Member, National Assembly of Republic of Korea
- Junga Lee, Standing Representative, Gyeonggi Women’s Association United
Moderator:
- Youngmi Cho, Executive Director, Korean Women’s Movement for Peace Research Professor, Chung-Ang University
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)
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