Remembering 75 Years of the Korean War
75 years ago today, the civil war on the Korean peninsula escalated into what we now call the Korean War, the Korean Genocide. The war is still not over. The country and its people still live divided. The physical, psychological, mental, and emotional impacts of the war have been massive, and they continue to reverberate through the lives of the Korean people and throughout our country’s foundation.
The Korean War has never been forgotten.
Join me today to gather, grieve, and remember, the ongoing 육이오 전쟁, the Korean War, and to reflect upon how this war has impacted our ancestors, how it impacts us, and how it will continue to impact our descendants.
Here's the setup:
A virtual meeting via Google Meet
An opportunity for Korean Americans to gather, grieve, and remember 75 years of the Korean War together
An opportunity to share and hear about the impact of the Korean War on our community
Agenda:
Arrival + Introduction: 7:00 - 7:20 pm
Share Stories: 7:20 - 8:00 pm
Moving Forward: 8:00 - 8:20 pm
Conclusion: 8:20 to 8:30 pm
The mission of Asian American Art Club is to create a space for Asian American artists, from different art disciplines and regions of the diaspora, to connect, encourage, and share their art with one another.
This event is organized by Jieun Ko, founder and creator of Asian American Art Club. To purchase club membership, learn more about becoming a club member: lu.ma/asianamericanartclub