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SLC2022: Session V - The Importance of Religious Freedom
August 12, 2022
Seoul, South Korea—The fifth session of Summit 2022 addressed threats to religious freedom around the world.
Balkan Leaders Focus on Region’s Peace and Security
June 11, 2022
Pristina, Kosovo—Kosovo’s prime minister was the keynote speaker at a Balkans Leadership Conference held under the auspices of the Government of Kosovo.
UPF-Albania Holds Discussion on ‘Fake News’
May 26, 2022
Tirana, Albania—Prominent journalists were among the participants of a UPF event on the role of the media.
EUME ILC2022 Webinar Discusses New Korean President
April 6, 2022
Europe and the Middle East—Korea experts discussed the next five years under Suk-yeol Yoon’s presidency.
Think Tank 2022 Forum, EUME: Executive Summary
February 3, 2022
Europe and the Middle East—The Think Tank 2022 Global Forum focused on opening the path to reconciliation, peace and development.
Think Tank 2022 Forum, EUME: IMAP Session
February 3, 2022
Europe and the Middle East—South Korea’s presidential election was the focus of an International Media Association for Peace webinar.
Think Tank 2022 Forum, Asia Pacific: IMAP Session
February 2, 2022
Asia Pacific—In the IMAP session, media representatives based in Cambodia, India, Korea, Kyrgyzstan and Thailand shared their perspectives on Korean reunification.
Think Tank 2022 Forum, Korea: IMAP Session
January 26, 2022
Seoul, Korea—A former vice minister of unification of Korea was among the speakers at the IMAP Session, which focused on the significance of the DMZ Peace Park.
IAACP and IMAP Inaugurated in Malaysia
December 12, 2021
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia—UPF-Malaysia’s third “Peace Talks” webinar inaugurated the national chapters of the IAACP and IMAP.
IMAP Program Explores “Essential Roles of Media and Culture in Peacebuilding”
December 12, 2021
USA—IMAP hosted a webinar on November 30, 2021 to discuss the “Essential Roles of Media and Culture in Peacebuilding.”
IMAP: Covering the Koreas: Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches to Understanding
November 14, 2021
USA—IMAP sponsored a webinar on October 21, 2021, “Covering the Koreas: Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches to Understanding.”
ILC2021: Executive Summary from UPF-Korea
September 15, 2021
Seoul, South Korea—UPF-Korea convened an International Leadership Conference in September to discuss the role of six UPF associations in achieving peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Webinar Explores "Change in North Korea"
August 31, 2021
North America—IMAP held a webinar on the topic, “Change in North Korea – What Has to Happen and When Might it Be?”
ILC2021 UPF Europe and the Middle East (EUME): Session VII – Media
August 21, 2021
Europe and the Middle East—The seventh ILC session focused on the potential of the media to support Korean reunification.
ILC2021 UPF-Japan: Session I – 2022 Korean Presidential Election
August 2, 2021
Tokyo, Japan—The first session of UPF-Japan’s Aug.-Sept. ILC2021, hosted by IMAP, discussed the 2022 Korean presidential election.
IMAP Webinar Follows Up on U.S.–South Korea Summit
May 25, 2021
United States—On May 25, 2021, The Washington Times Foundation and UPF’s International Media Association for Peace (IMAP) sponsored a webinar on “Observations of the Biden–Moon Summit.”
Europe-Middle East ILC2021: Executive Summary
May 1, 2021
Paris, France—UPF’s Europe-Middle East region completed an International Leadership Conference focusing on a unified Korea.
ILC2021 Asia Pacific: Executive Summary
May 1, 2021
Bangkok, Thailand—The ILC2021’s Asia Pacific program featured 80 speakers, including nine former heads of state, first ladies and speakers of parliament, and drew more than 250,000 viewers.
ILC2021 Asia Pacific: Journalists and Media Leaders
April 30, 2021
Asia Pacific—Journalists and media leaders from the Asia Pacific discussed the media’s role in promoting peace at a session hosted by the IMAP.
ILC2021 EUME: International Media Association for Peace
April 30, 2021
Europe and the Middle East—The media’s peacemaking potential in Northeast Asia was the theme of an IMAP webinar.