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- Seminars
on a diverse range of Korea-related topics, including contemporary
political history; the reunification movement; north Korean
famine relief; international solidarity, labor unions, feminism,
and student movements.
- Nonghwal
- an extended farming exposure in the Korean countryside.
- Visits
to important landmarks, such as those associated with the
Kwangju People's Uprising.
- Conversations
with student movement leaders.
- Visits
to Min-Joong Tangjaewon, a traditional medicine pharmacy
run by former long-term political prisoners.
- Participation
in a famine relief street action.
- Visits
to lesbian gay organizations like Kkiri Kkiri and
Dongsungaeja Inkwon Yondae.
- Visits
to progressive media organizations.
- Meeting
activists in human rights organization and newly-emerging
citizens rights groups like People's Solidarity for Participatory
Democracy (PSPD).
- Meeting
labor organizers from the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions
(KCTU).
- Visits
to a foreign migrant workers center.
- Exploration
of environmental and urban poor issues.
- Gonghwal
- an extended exposure to working conditions in factories.
- Visits
to Sae Um Tuh, a center that assists and organizes
women who work in the sex industry around U.S. military bases.
- Tours
of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), which divides north and south
Korea.
- Workshops
on traditional poongmul drumming.
- Participation
in unification events around August 15th (Liberation Day).
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