Hong-ik Ingan, the ancient Korean ethic that promotes living for the benefit of the world, has served as a centerpiece in emphasizing the shared values of North and South Korea, and is a building block for the Korean Dream. Action for Korea United and its member...

Transitioning from life in North Korea to South Korea is extremely challenging for the more than 27,000 North Korean defectors living in South Korea. 60% of them are between their 20's to 40's and more than 70% are women. As part of ongoing efforts to engage Koreans,...

There is a significant population of ethnic Koreans living in China. Some have come back to Korea to resettle, others continue to call China home. For these Koreans from the diaspora, the Global Peace Foundation has organized a “History Education through Cultural...

As a result of ongoing forums and a committed task force, the Unification in the Home curriculum was released in May 2017. The action based curriculum was designed to empower women and families with understanding of the current Korean division and creative ways to...

Dr. Hyun Jin Preston Moon, founder and chairman of the Global Peace Foundation published a seminal book proposing a fresh approach to Korean reunification that focuses on the shared values and building a long-term vision for the Korean people. “Korean Dream: A Vision...