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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141215T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141215T173000
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SUMMARY:Modern Times in North Korea: Scenes from its Founding Years\, 1945-1950
DESCRIPTION:North Korea is often portrayed in mainstream media as a backward place\, a Stalinist relic without a history worth knowing. But during its founding years (1945-1950)\, North Korea experienced a radical social revolution when everyday life became the primary site of political struggle\, including quite deliberately a feminist agenda. With historical comparisons to revolutions in the early 20th century\, Suzy Kim introduces her recent book through rarely seen archival photos\, situating the North Korean revolution within the broader history of modernity.  \nSuzy Kim is Assistant Professor in the Department of Asian Languages & Cultures at Rutgers University. She received her Ph.D. in History from the University of Chicago. Her book Everyday Life in the North Korean Revolution\, 1945-1950 was published by Cornell University Press in 2013. Her teaching and research interests focus on modern Korean history with particular attention to social and cultural history\, gender studies\, oral history\, and social theory.
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/modern-times-in-north-korea-scenes-from-its-founding-years-1945-1950/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T210000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132254Z
CREATED:20190107T132253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132254Z
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SUMMARY:Korea Club and Korea Foundation| Year-End Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Date & Time:  \n\nWed\, 12/10/2014 – 6:30pm – 9:00pm \n \n \n\nLocation:  \n\n\n\n\nWoo Lae Oak \n8240 Leesburg Pike \nVienna\, VA \n \n  \n \n \n \n \n\nDescription:  \n\n\nThe Korea Foundation Washington\, D.C. Office and Korea Club invite you to attend their year-end celebration on December 10\, Human Rights Day.  We are honored to have as our guest speakers: Suzanne Scholte\, President of DFF and Co-Vice-Chair of HRNK\, who will give a presentation titled “North Korean Human Rights: From Denial to the UN Security Council” and Hyun-seok Yu\, President of The Korea Foundation\, who will give congratulatory remarks. In addition\, we will have a special cultural performance at the end of the program. \nFor more information\, please contact Linda Butcher at lb@keia.org.
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/korea-club-and-korea-foundation-year-end-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T203000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132258Z
CREATED:20190107T132257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132258Z
UID:712226-1418234400-1418243400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Promoting Accountability for Human Rights Violations - Forging Effective and Efficient Litigation of International Atrocity Crim
DESCRIPTION:6-7:30 PM \nKeynote address by the President of the ICC\, Judge Sang-Hyun Song (South Korea) followed by a panel discussion \n7:30-8:30 PM \nNetworking reception with light refreshments hosted by the Municipality of The Hague\, International City of Peace\, Justice & Security \nRSVP – was-jbz@minbuza.nl \nThe event will focus on the critical importance of international criminal justice to the larger human rights movement\, including the prevention of mass human rights abuses through accountability. To best deter future mass human rights abuses and provide an important measure of justice to victims of such horrific crimes\, it is critical that the international criminal justice system is as swift and effective as it can possibly be. If cases are too long\, too distant\, or too ineffectual\, they are too readily dismissed by affected communities as well as by the perpetrators of such atrocities. This event will address both the effectiveness and efficiency of work by the ICC as an institution and complementarity proceedings by discussing items that bind the two together: the practical legal work necessary to do these cases well\, and the similar as well as different types of support each needs. 
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/promoting-accountability-for-human-rights-violations-forging-effective-and-efficient-litigation-of-international-atrocity-crim/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141210T235959
DTSTAMP:20190107T132255Z
CREATED:20190107T132253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132255Z
UID:712218-1418169600-1418255999@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Human Rights Day
DESCRIPTION:2014 Theme: Human Rights 365\n\n“I call on States to honour their obligation to protect human rights every day of the year. I call on people to hold their governments to account. “ \nUN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon \n\n\nThe UN General Assembly proclaimed 10 December as Human Rights Day in 1950\, to bring to the attention ‘of the peoples of the world’ the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations. \nThis year’s slogan\, Human Rights 365\, encompasses the idea that every day is Human Rights Day. It celebrates the fundamental proposition in the Universal Declaration that each one of us\, everywhere\, at all times is entitled to the full range of human rights\, that human rights belong equally to each of us and bind us together as a global community with the same ideals and values.
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/human-rights-day/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T210000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132248Z
CREATED:20190107T132240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132248Z
UID:712211-1418068800-1418072400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: University of California\, San Diego (UCSD)
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-university-of-california-san-diego-ucsd/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132258Z
CREATED:20190107T132257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132258Z
UID:712224-1418061600-1418068800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Directions for U.S. Policy on Human Rights in North Korea
DESCRIPTION:Directions for U.S. Policy on Human Rights in North Korea\n\n\nThe Sejong Society of Washington\, D.C.\, the U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS\, the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea\, and the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice & Human Rights are pleased to host an evening discussion on human rights in North Korea and future directions for U.S. policy on this issue. The event hopes to address implications of the recent vote at the United Nations General Assembly following February’s UN Commission of Inquiry report\, present the roles and activities of various NGOs regarding action on this issue\, and discuss a way forward on U.S. policy on human rights in North Korea. This event will be on the record. \nKeynote Address: Ambassador Robert R. King Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues U.S. Department of State \nGreg Scarlatoiu Executive Director The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea \nDaniel Aum Donald M. Wilson Fellow\, Partners for Human Rights Program Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice & Human Rights \nMonday\, December 8\, 2014 6:00 – 8:00 PM A light reception will be provided following the event. \nBenjamin T. Rome Auditorium Johns Hopkins SAIS 1619 Massachusetts Ave NW Washington\, DC  20036 \nPlease RSVP here. \nThis event will be on the record. \n \nThis entry was posted in Upcoming Events on December 3\, 2014.
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/directions-for-u-s-policy-on-human-rights-in-north-korea-2/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141208T173000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132254Z
CREATED:20190107T132253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132254Z
UID:712216-1418054400-1418059800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Human Rights Before Carter
DESCRIPTION:Washington History Seminar Historical Perspectives on International and National Affairs \nHuman Rights Before Carter \nSarah B. Snyder AMERICAN UNIVERSITY \nUnderlying much of the writing on United States foreign relations is the conviction that human rights were of limited consequence in policymaking during the 1960s and the early 1970s.  Sarah B. Snyder's current research\, however\, shows that efforts to emphasize human rights began in the 1960s\, driven by nonstate and lower-level actors and facilitating the issue’s later prominence due to the development of the networks and tactics critical to greater institutionalization of human rights in these years.  \nSarah B. Snyder is an assistant professor at American University’s School of International Service.  She is the author of Human Rights Activism and the End of the Cold War: A Transnational History of the Helsinki Network (2011) as well as articles on the Cold War\, human rights activism\, and United States human rights policy in Diplomatic History\, Cold War History\, and Human Rights Quarterly.  \nMonday December 8\, 2014 4:00 p.m.  Woodrow Wilson Center\, 6th Floor Moynihan Board Room Ronald Reagan Building\, Federal Triangle Metro Stop \n \n \n \n\nLOCATION: \n\n6th Floor\, Woodrow Wilson Center\n \nEvent Coordinator: Maria-Stella Gatzoulis\, (202) 691-4188
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/human-rights-before-carter/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141207T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141207T113000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132244Z
CREATED:20190107T132240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132244Z
UID:712210-1417948200-1417951800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Unitarian Universalist Community of El Pa
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-unitarian-universalist-community-of-el-pa/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141206T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141206T150000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132240Z
CREATED:20190107T132240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132240Z
UID:712209-1417874400-1417878000@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Kenyon College
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-kenyon-college/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141206T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141206T150000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132236Z
CREATED:20190107T132222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132236Z
UID:712208-1417874400-1417878000@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: San Antonio Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-san-antonio-public-library/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T210000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132225Z
CREATED:20190107T132222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132225Z
UID:712205-1417809600-1417813200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: All Nations Church San Antonio
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-all-nations-church-san-antonio/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T180000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132233Z
CREATED:20190107T132222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132233Z
UID:712207-1417798800-1417802400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Bulverde United Methodist Church
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-bulverde-united-methodist-church/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T170000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132258Z
CREATED:20190107T132257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132258Z
UID:712225-1417780800-1417798800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:2014 IFES-WWICS Washington Forum on Korea
DESCRIPTION:IFES-WWICS Washington Forum on Korea \n Friday\, December 5\, 2014 \n Woodrow Wilson Center\, 6th Floor Flom Auditorium \n  \nLuncheon: 'Next Steps at the United Nations on North Korea Human Rights' \n 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm \n  \nKeynote Speaker: Ambassador Robert R. King \n Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues \n  \nMarketization\, Social Change\, and the Impact of the Korean Wave in North Korea \n 1:45 pm – 3:15 pm \n  \nReporting on North Korea: Challenges\, Problems\, and Pitfalls \n 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm \n  \nThe 2014 IFES-WWICS Washington Forum on Korea is co-sponsored by Kyungnam University’s Institute for Far Eastern Studies (IFES) and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (WWICS). \n  \nTravel for this conference is made possible by the generous support of Korean Air\, the official international carrier of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.  \n  \nSpeakers: Robert R. King\, Ambassador and Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues\, US Department of State Joun-Yung Sun\, Professor\, University of North Korean Studies\, Seoul Choi Jinwook\, Senior Fellow and Director\, Center for North Korean Studies\, Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU)\, Hyeong-Jung Park\, Senior Research Fellow\, Director of Center for North Korean Studies\, Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU) Gwi-nam Noh\, Director of the Northeast Asian Micro-Social Institute James Person Jean H. Lee\, Alicia Patterson Foundation fellow and former Associate Press Pyongyang Bureau Chief Chad O'Carroll\, Founder of NK News Sukho Shin\, Washington Correspondent\, Dong-a Ilbo Kang Duk Lee\, Correspondent\, Korea Broadcasting System
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/2014-ifes-wwics-washington-forum-on-korea/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T130000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132229Z
CREATED:20190107T132222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132229Z
UID:712206-1417780800-1417784400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: NYOS Charter School-Rescue Team
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-nyos-charter-school-rescue-team/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T095000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141205T173000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132254Z
CREATED:20190107T132253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132254Z
UID:712215-1417773000-1417800600@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Overcoming the Gap Between the Two Koreas in Preparation for Reunification
DESCRIPTION:KINU hosts a conference about “Overcoming the Gap Between the Two Koreas in Preparation for Reunification”.  \n  \n09:30-09:50 Registration \n09:50-10:00 Opening Remakrs \n10:00-12:00 Session 1: Unification Policy for reconciliation of North-South Korea and North East Asia \n12:00-13:30 Luncheon \n13:30-15:30 Session 2: Tension within the South Korean Society and the Perception of Korean Reunification \n15:30-15:40   Coffee Break \n15:40-17:30  Session 3: Policy Recommendations for Reconciliation of the South Koran Society and Korean Reunification
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/overcoming-the-gap-between-the-two-koreas-in-preparation-for-reunification/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132213Z
CREATED:20190107T132202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132213Z
UID:712202-1417719600-1417723200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Oral Roberts University
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-oral-roberts-university/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132216Z
CREATED:20190107T132202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132216Z
UID:712203-1417719600-1417723200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Peace and Justice Center of Burlington
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-peace-and-justice-center-of-burlington/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T173000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132206Z
CREATED:20190107T132202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132206Z
UID:712200-1417710600-1417714200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: College of the Redwoods-Rescue Team
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-college-of-the-redwoods-rescue-team/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T160000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132209Z
CREATED:20190107T132202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132209Z
UID:712201-1417705200-1417708800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Del Norte High School-Rescue Team
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-del-norte-high-school-rescue-team/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141204T130000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132222Z
CREATED:20190107T132222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132222Z
UID:712204-1417694400-1417698000@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: University of the Incarnate Word
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-university-of-the-incarnate-word/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132151Z
CREATED:20190107T132144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132151Z
UID:712196-1417633200-1417636800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Ashland Community-Rescue Team
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-ashland-community-rescue-team/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132154Z
CREATED:20190107T132144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132154Z
UID:712197-1417633200-1417636800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: University of Texas at Austin-Rescue Team
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-university-of-texas-at-austin-rescue-team/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T180000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132253Z
CREATED:20190107T132253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132253Z
UID:712214-1417613400-1417629600@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:DMZ World Eco-Peace Park
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday\, December 3rd\, KINU is holding a conference under the topic of ´DMZ World Eco-Peace Park´ in the Conference Hall at KINU. \n   \nDate: December 3\, 2014 (Wednesday\, 13:30-18:00) \n Venue: Conference Hall\, KINU \n Host: Center for International and Strategic Studies\, KINU \n Topic: DMZ World Eco-Peace Park
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/dmz-world-eco-peace-park/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T140000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132158Z
CREATED:20190107T132144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132158Z
UID:712198-1417611600-1417615200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Umpqua Community College
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-umpqua-community-college/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T123000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132252Z
CREATED:20190107T132240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132252Z
UID:712213-1417602600-1417609800@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Mongolia's Diplomacy with the Two Koreas
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a special roundtable discussion on Mongolia's unique political and humanitarian relationship with North and South Korea and its view with regard to Korean unification. This event is in cooperation with the Global Peace Foundation (GPF) and is on the record and open to the public. \nProgram Agenda \n10:30 AM     Opening Remarks | Dr. Victor D. Cha\,Senior Adviser and Korea Chair\, CSIS | Professor\, Director of Asian Studies\, Georgetown University \n10:35 AM     Remarks by Mr. Michael J. Marshall\,Director of Research and Publications\, GPF \n10:40 AM     Remarks by Ambassador Bulgaa Altangerel\, Ambassador of Mongolia to the United States 	 	10:50 AM     Remarks by Dr. Tsedendamba Batbayar\,Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, Mongolia \n11:20 AM     Remarks by Ambassador Mark C. Minton\,President\, The Korea Society \n11:35 AM     Discussion with Moderated Question and Answer \n12:00 PM     Closing Remarks and Adjournment \n  \n \nPrograms  	 \nKOREA CHAIR\n \nTopics  	 \nREGIONAL ANALYSIS\n \nRegions  	 \nASIA\, KOREA
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/mongolias-diplomacy-with-the-two-koreas/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141203T130000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132202Z
CREATED:20190107T132202Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132202Z
UID:712199-1417564800-1417611600@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Center for Survivors of Torture
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-center-for-survivors-of-torture/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T200000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132144Z
CREATED:20190107T132144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132144Z
UID:712194-1417546800-1417550400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Point Loma Nazarene University
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-point-loma-nazarene-university/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T193000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132139Z
CREATED:20190107T132125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132139Z
UID:712193-1417545000-1417548600@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: Xavier University of Louisiana
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-xavier-university-of-louisiana/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T173000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132147Z
CREATED:20190107T132144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132147Z
UID:712195-1417537800-1417541400@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:LinK Jangmadang Tour: World Affairs Council of Houston
DESCRIPTION:Jangmadang[jang ‘ ma ‘ dang]: A North Korean word for market. A place where North Koreans gather to buy and sell goods\, and talk\nNorth Korea is the most oppressive country in the world\, but change is happening at the grassroots level. This tour will focus on one of the most significant trends emerging today: the Jangmadang Generation. This is your chance to hear our North Korean peers describe what's happening in their country and learn how we can help.\n  \nABOUT THE EVENT\nWe are privileged to bring you the voices and insights of our friends who have experienced the challenges and changes in North Korea first hand. We worked with Joo Yang\, Yeonmi Park\, and Joseph Kim to produce a personal\, dynamic and engaging multimedia presentation. \nJoo Yang worked making taffy\, sweet rice drinks\, and alcohol to sell in the Jangmadang before she escaped North Korea. Since resettling\, she's enrolled in college and participates in the popular South Korean talent and talk show\, “Now on My Way to Meet You\,” which aims to bridge the gap between North and South Koreans. \nYeonmi Park bought and sold products in the Jangmadang. Wanting to make money on her own\, she even bribed an orchard guard so she could get some fruit to sell. Now in South Korea\, she studies police administration at Dongguk University and speaks around the world about the challenges that the North Korean people face. \nJoseph Kim escaped North Korea after living on the streets as an orphan. Since resettling in the United States\, Joseph graduated high school and started college. Last year\, he spoke from the TED stage\, sharing his story of hope with the world. \nThis is a unique chance to hear directly from North Koreans (through videos that address the audience) about life inside North Korea and what we can do to help. \nYou will gain a better understanding of the challenges the people face and the ways they are overcoming them from some of the most amazing North Koreans we know. Our North Korean friends will share incredible insight\, hope\, and inspiration. \n\n\nEvents can be tailored to meet your needs\, but generally look like this: \n\n\n30-minute\, live\, multimedia presentation given by LiNK Nomads (our traveling representatives). \n\n\n10-minute Q&A \n\n\nInformation and involvement booth to carry on the conversation after the presentation. \n\n\nThrough 13 North American tours and over 4\,000 events\, we have reached over 300\,000 people at schools\, places of worship\, community groups\, and even coffee shops. We're honored to have presented at some pretty cool places like Google\, Harvard\, Yale\, and West Point. LiNK events can be hosted anywhere!
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/link-jangmadang-tour-world-affairs-council-of-houston-2/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20141202T153000
DTSTAMP:20190107T132251Z
CREATED:20190107T132240Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190107T132251Z
UID:712212-1417528800-1417534200@www.hrnk.org
SUMMARY:Hacking and Cyber Warfare: North Korea's Expanding Threat
DESCRIPTION:Hacking and Cyber Warfare: North Korea's Expanding Threat\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n\n\nDate & Time: \n\nTue\, 12/02/2014 – 2:00pm – 3:30pm\n \n \n \n\nLocation: \n\n\n\nKEI Conference Facility  \n1800 K Street NW\n Washington\, DC 20006 \n \n \n \n \n \n\nSpeakers: \n\nAlexandre Mansourov | Adjunct Professor of Korean Studies\, U.S.-Korea Institute\, School of Advanced International Studies\, Johns Hopkins University\nModerator: Nicholas Hamisevicz | Director of Research and Academic Affairs\, KEI\n \n \n\nDescription: \n\n\nOn December 2\, 2014 KEI hosted Dr. Alexandre Mansourov\, Adjunct Professor of Korean Studies at the U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University SAIS\, who presented his outline of policy recommendations for the US-ROK alliance on how to deal with the growing threat of North Korea’s cyber warfare capabilities.  \n \n \n \n\nPlease Click Here for the Paper \n Background \nNorth Korea has come a long way in developing credible cyber warfare capabilities which threaten some of the world’s most advanced nations–including the Republic of Korea\, Japan\, and the United States. These new developments have made the country capable of building military organizations tasked with cyber warfare missions and training cyber warriors. \nWhat are the potential outcomes of a fully capable North Korea in the cyber sphere? What does North Korea hope to gain from their newly developed capabilities? How will cyber warfare change the face of security on the Korean peninsula?
URL:https://www.hrnk.org/event/hacking-and-cyber-warfare-north-koreas-expanding-threat/
CATEGORIES:Events,North Korean Human Rights Events Calendar
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