KEEP (Korea Education and Exposure Program) is restarting after being on hiatus since 2017! In light of our recent growth as an organization, we are sending a delegation of Nodutdol members to south Korea this August to gain on-the-ground, direct experience with liberation struggles in the homeland.

While meeting with worker, farmer, anti-war, and peace organizations during our trip, we will observe how local organizations work in coalition with national headquarters, see what grassroots level organizers are working on these days, and discuss how they are meeting the intensified political repression imposed by the national security regime and Yoon administration.

The KEEP delegates will:

conduct in-depth study sessions in preparation for the trip
give public report backs upon returning to share our learning
contribute to anti-imperialist political education and mass organizing
work toward Korea's reunification and liberation

Due to the pandemic, inflation, and increases in living costs, we are expecting that this trip will be more costly than prior years, and we need support from our community to enable all of our member-delegates to participate in this program.

Your contributions will make a direct impact by covering KEEP participants’ program fees (food, housing, and transportation) and airfare. Participants are contributing what they can from their own personal funds, as well as launching their own fundraising efforts. Click the profiles above to learn more about our delegates! You can donate to help a delegate reach their goal or donate to the main page to contribute to the collective pot.

KEEP participants describe their trips as life-changing! Any amount that you donate to kick off our fundraiser will be a great support to Nodutdol's growth and our movement!

Please contact keep@nodutdol.org if you have any questions.

Support the 2023 KEEP delegation to south Korea!

By Nodutdol for Korean Community Development

Support the 2023 KEEP delegation to south Korea!

Toward a life-giving system: anti-imperialism and the mass line