Nan Kim

[Duke University Press @DukePress]

Congratulations to Eleana J. Kim, whose book "Making Peace with Nature" has won the @AASAsianStudies James B. Palais book prize!
https://t.co/krFYKaJvuU

[Dr. Erika L. Briesacher @HistoryInShort]

I know I'm on History Twitter when every. Single. Person. On my feed essentially goes "dude, you NEVER fuck with the archivists." Because. . . You just don't.

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

The country that has become a model for handling the coronavirus pandemic as an open democratic society is the same country that, in 2017, successfully impeached a corrupt president known for brazen cronyism, nepotism, and incompetence. #KoreanElection2020 https://t.co/BtavRgprfY

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

@ata225 Thanks, Akiko. Just added AAS Boston https://t.co/Ph8ZiDRF4v

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

For those deciding whether to curtail travel, some pressure comes from wanting to avoid disappointing others; also the worry that one may be overreacting or seeming to appear that way. This is an excellent piece laying out the pro-social reasons @zeynep https://t.co/7qnVuJV9ys

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

@e_alexjung "by bringing public pressure to bear upon the working of democratic institutions to ensure that the checks instituted by their Constitution would successfully guard against a tyrannical president and one otherwise unfit for office." 3/ #savingdemocracyispossible #happenedinKorea

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

@e_alexjung "In the case of the Candlelight Revolution, the protests did not directly topple the Park presidency. Instead, the Candlelight protesters achieved something far more durable and politically stabilizing..." 2/

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

Super-thankful to @KoreaPeaceNow for doing this together. NB~our roundtable at #KrocCon19 on #feminist peacebuilding was moved to a new time: Sun am Session 9 same room HC C104 @KrocInstitute prior to Inclusion & Gender panel. Feel free to BYOBreakfast & hope many will join us!!

[Korea Peace Now! is @koreapeacenow.bsky.social @KoreaPeaceNow]

#KoreaPeaceNow super volunteer, academic and author @nan_kim ensured we are at @KrocInstitute #KrocCon19 #feminist transnational #peacebuilding. Meeting many #peace #superstars learning and connecting. 🙏🙌☮️

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

Fantastic work by @malzink our MA student in @UWM Public History and Museum Studies, presenting the collaborative projects of the Milwaukee Environmental Justice Lab at the https://t.co/4UZ3aDFigJ in Newark. Brava, Mal!!

[Center for 21st Century Studies @center21]

Super proud of our grad fellow Mallory Zink, who presented at the Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice exhibition at the @humanities_lab last week!

She was there representing @UWM's Milwaukee Environmental Justice Lab: https://t.co/EeEDeSJTxK

[Christine Ahn @christineahn]

An impactful trip to Geneva w/authors of new sanctions report Suzy Kim @DrKevinGray Ewa Eriksson. We met with Missions, Ambassadors, UN officials, media. The overwhelming response was that the report was EXCELLENT and widely circulating. Lift sanctions to save NK lives. ❤️@WILPF

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

Their full report is a great example of how progressive #activists can move forward a public conversation with grounded new analysis by creating collaborations among researchers, policy experts, & NGO-based partners 3/3 https://t.co/mCe0avQufJ

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

Incisive analysis by @WilliamHartung on a newly released report that documents the deadly and counter-productive impact of "maximum pressure" sanctions on civilians, particularly women and young children. 1/3 https://t.co/lH6WjosS4b

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

Commissioned by @KoreaPeaceNow, an intl coalition of feminist peace organizations, the report is the work of an multidisciplinary team of independent authors including @henriferon, @keepark, @JoyYoon9, @DrKevinGray, Suzy Kim, @Marie_O_R, Ewa Eriksson 2/3 https://t.co/Ow3KgsbmSd

[Churches on Internat'l Affairs (WCC-CCIA) @WCC_IA]

#NorthKorea #sanctions contribute to deaths of innocent civilians, report says @WSJ⁩. We shouldn’t have to ask permission to save lives... https://t.co/t64lfdDuUO

[Henri Feron @henriferon]

It's wrong for sanctions against N. Korea to target innocent civilians, who have no control over the situation. Honored to co-author the first comprehensive report on this tragedy with @keepark, @JoyYoon9, @DrKevinGray, Suzy Kim, @Marie_O_R, Ewa Eriksson. https://t.co/Vh44gbHIoX

[WILPF @WILPF]

On July 27, the 66th #AnniversaryOfArmistice, we join 80+ organizations around the world to urge an end to the Korean War, the negotiation of a peace agreement, and the inclusion of women in the peace process. https://t.co/kGWqnPQ5Fj #KoreaPeaceNow

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

thankful for @AnnaPerricci 's #ACH2019 lightning round talk on @rhizome, pointing us to resources for ethical web archiving, including Documenting the Now https://t.co/hvexGKjcQu and https://t.co/4BboZpLSkR

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

@jojokarlin Thank you so much for coming to our session, @jojokarlin! And I love the drawing. It looks like fountain pen+watercolor? It's always a treat to get one's work tweeted out. This takes that to a whole new level. What a gift!

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

A dream come true. I've been live-doodled while presenting.

[Dr. Jojo Karlin @jojokarlin]

.@nan_kim describes the long term dissent, shows her storymaps of comfort women studies #ACH2019 #SH1 #jojodoodles

[Nan Kim @nan_kim]

@marselykehoe @kcollege @OHLAcollective Thank you so much for this, @marselykehoe Cool to see the linguistic and intersubjective dimensions of this project. Looking forward to checking it out in greater detail!