The Fukushima Issues March will raise awareness about the ongoing environmental and health risks resulting from the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The march will highlight the urgent need for accountability and stronger policies to prevent future nuclear crises

•    In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings in 1945, Korean atomic bomb victims will visit the United States. They will attend the 3rd Meeting of States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of nuclear weapons (TPNW) at the United Nations in New York and engage with atomic bomb survivors, peace organizations, and activists from the U.S. and around the world.

On Monday, February 24th, a screening of the Fukushima Disaster Documentary will be held both online and offline at the Korean American Peace Fund office.

Korean American Peace Fund (KAPF), Korea Peace Now Grassroots Network (KPNGN), and Korea Peace Action co-hosted an online forum. The topic was "The Impeachment Crisis and Trump 2.0."

The Korean American Peace Fund will host an online forum, "For a World Without Nuclear Weapons," featuring members of the Korean Non-Nuclear Peace Citizens' Alliance, who will visit the United States this February and March. The forum will include Rev. Dae-Soo Lee, representative of the Asia Peace Citizens’ Network, who will lead the delegation across the U.S., and Tae-Je Lee, president of the Korean Atomic Bomb Victims’ Descendants Association.

Congratulations to the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations (NIHON HIDANKYO) on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize today in Oslo, Norway. We believe that this is the fruit of the voices and activities of the NIHON HIDANKYO’s victims, who have been testifying to the suffering of the victims of the atomic bombings and working for a global community free of nuclear weapons.

The Korean American Peace Fund recently organized a Korea Peace Forum, bringing together 34 participants to discuss the future of U.S.-Korea relations, particularly in the context of a potential second term for former U.S. President Donald Trump. The forum delved into key issues such as denuclearization, military alliances, economic sanctions, and their potential impact on peace in the region. Attendees, including experts and community advocates, explored strategies to promote diplomacy and advance initiatives like the Korean Peninsula Peace Act. The event fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas, reinforcing the importance of grassroots advocacy in addressing the ongoing effects of the unfinished Korean War.