Hiroshima & Nagasaki: Nuclear Bombs Never Again
Date & TimeAug 4, 2026 08:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)DescriptionJoin the Nuclear Bombs Never Again webinar on August 4th at 5pm Pacific Time / 8pm Eastern Time / August 5th 9am Japan Standard Time. Cross generational voices at the intersection of Japan-Korea-US policy and militarization will share their lived experiences, nuclear impacts in these contexts, anti-war strategies, and actions you can take to advocate for a world with Nuclear Bombs Never Again. This 75-minute event is co-hosted by WILPF US and Korea Peace Now.
전 세계평화와 한반도 평화를 염원하는 평화캠페인을 응원해주세요!
전 세계평화와 한반도 평화를 염원하는 평화캠페인을 응원해주세요! 온라인 후원은 www.kapeacefund.org/donation 문의는 kapeacefund@gmail.com
Korea Peace Advocacy Summer
Korea Peace Advocacy Summer
When: June–August
Where: Online and In-Person Meetings with Members of Congress
Every summer, hundreds of advocates from across the country come together to participate in the Korea Peace Advocacy Summer campaign. Participants organize with their local communities and urge elected officials to support legislation that advances peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Advocates meet with Members of Congress and their staff—either virtually or in person—to share their stories and encourage support for policies that promote lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
This year’s advocacy efforts include supporting the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act, opposing excessive U.S. military spending, and advancing justice for survivors of military sexual violence.
Join us and make your voice heard. Register today!
https://actionnetwork.org/forms/register-for-2026-korea-peace-advocacy-days
May 18 People's Uprising Event
May 18 People's Uprising Event: On May 18, we commemorated the 46th anniversary of the People’s Uprising, honoring the enduring spirit of democracy and sacrifice. The Korean American Peace Fund (KAPF) was proud to sponsor this meaningful event. During the program, we paid tribute to the late Hanbong Yoon, lifting up his legacy and the values he instilled. We especially highlighted his teaching of MinKwon’s three mottos: Live right, know your roots, and live together—principles that continue to guide our work and community today.
Korea–U.S. Civil Society Roundtable for Anti-War and Peace Solidarity Against Trump
The Korea–U.S. Civil Society Roundtable for Anti-War and Peace Solidarity Against Trump: The event will be held as a hybrid event on April 1 in Korea (March 31 in the U.S.), bringing together activists and organizations from both countries to share updates on anti-Trump movements and explore opportunities for cross-border solidarity and collaboration. Hosted by Autonomous Unification and Peace Solidarity and co-organized by several peace groups, the roundtable will feature presentations from movement leaders—including a representative from the Korean American Peace Fund (KAPF)—along with expert commentators, and will take place via Zoom and in person at the Seoul NPO Support Center.
Korean Atomic Bomb Survivors Delegation U.S. Visit & Events
The organization People Opening the Way to Peace and Reunification (SPARK) from Korea will be visiting the United States from April 25 to May 3, together with Korean atomic bomb survivors. During this time, as the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference takes place at the United Nations, they will share the voices of Korean atomic bomb survivors and engage in anti-war and anti-nuclear advocacy.
The Joint Peace Group Panel
Approximately 30 participants from peace organizations in Korea and the United States gathered for a joint peace group panel to share major campaigns, strategies, and international solidarity efforts. The Korean American Peace Fund (KAPF) participated as one of the presenters, highlighting its key peace initiatives and global peace advocacy work in 2025.

