KOREAN DREAM:
A Vision for a Unified Korea
Dr. Hyun Jin Preston Moon has presented an innovative, vision-driven way forward on the Korean peninsula. His approach has inspired a cross-sectoral, global movement to advance the peaceful reunification of the Korean peninsula.
Hope for Reunification: Koreans Living Abroad Return Home
Korea continues its pursuit of peaceful independence as a united, model nation that can bring benefit to all humankind— a 100-year-old quest that was sparked on March 1, 1919. The following story is about members of the Korean diaspora in China who...
Making the Dream of a Unified Korea a Reality
This year marks 100 years since Korea’s 1919 March 1 Movement for self-determination and independence, a cause that remains unfulfilled today. However, the One K Global Campaign, launched by a coalition of nearly one thousand social and civic...
Global Artists Join Campaign for Korean Reunification
The One K Global Campaign is utilizing popular music and culture, engaging Korean and foreign artists such as Tish Honojosa from Mexico, in bringing awareness to the movement for peaceful Korean reunification and drawing wide international support. The...
Building a New Nation for the Benefit of All Humanity: The Korean Independence Movement of 1919
There are many threads that run through the narrative of the Korean Independence Movement of 1919, also called the March 1 Movement after its day of origin. On March 1, 2019, while we could easily take the commemoration of the 100th year anniversary of the...
Action for Korea United: A Timeline
Great social transformation requires the active engagement of a broad public united in pursuit of a common cause. That cause should be unification and is not the work of governments alone. Koreans from the North, South, as well as the diaspora, must engage...
Halmonim’s Tears
Originally posted on February 5, 2015. Updated on January 27, 2019. The following story is shared by a student from the United States who traveled to South Korea for a leadership exchange program. In it, she discloses an intimate look at the division of Korean...
The Extended Family: A Fading Korean Treasure
Originally posted on January 30, 2014. Updated on January 25, 2019. In 2014, The Guardian published an article on the rising number of elderly in Korea who are living in poverty. The writer visited Lee Yeong-sun, an 82-year-old Korean War veteran and his wife, who...
K-Pop Stars Sing for Korean Reunification at the Third One K Concert to be Held in Seoul
The third One K Concert will be a part of the One Korea Global Campaign’s 100-year Commemoration of the Korea’s 1919 March 1 Movement in Seoul, South Korea. More than 20 One K Stars have committed to perform in the impact-making concert that looks back on...
Newsweek Article Reviewing U.S. – Korea Relations Quotes Dr. Hyun Jin P. Moon’s International Forum Address
In December 2018, Newsweek published the following article from reporter Tom O’Connor on the future of U.S.-North Korea relations that quotes portions of Dr. Hyun Jin Preston Moon’s keynote address at the 2018 International Forum on One Korea in Washington...
Book Reviews
Today, one of the hotspots in the world is the unending unrest between North and South Korea. As someone who believes that Iran’s nuclear bomb capabilities are being tested and upgraded in North Korea, this book approaches the resolution of the Korean conflict and the challenges they face for the unification of these two countries and one people. Therefore, I encourage readers to explore Korean Dream by Dr. Moon. It gives a cogent path to peace for the Koreas and the world.
The author understands that the unification of the Korean peninsula with Hongik Ingan as its ideology is not only desired by the nation but also linked with the future of the world… [The] ideology of Hongik Ingan and the Korean peninsula on which it would be manifest would be the ultimate factor in stabilizing the Northeast Asia region and a factor in the actualization of world peace… Individuals, authorities of unification policies in the government, and researchers of unification challenges in academic circles must read Korean Dream.