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CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS! Join us this Saturday, July 29th at Chinatown Square to help KAN-WIN spread the word about Global Action Day for Justice for "Comfort Women" Survivors! Bring a friend and join us while we pass out flyers and enjoy the Chinatown Summer Fair!
KAN-WIN staff and volunteers will be meeting at the Chinatown Square Plaza tiger zodiac at 11:30AM. Questions? Contact [email protected]
Will you #ComeSitWithHer? Join us Wednesday, August 9th at 12PM as we gather in downtown Chicago for performances and a rally in honor of the "comfort women" survivors, demanding justice and uplifting their voices.
We will be listening to the survivors' stories, honoring them through art and performance, and marching for justice. Attendees will also have the opportunity to practice their own individual form of embodying justice by sitting with the Statue of Peace or Sonyeosang.
To learn more about Global Action Day and the international movement for the "comfort women" survivors, please visit comfortwomen-justice.com.
Questions? Email [email protected].
Co-Sponsored by: Anakbayan Chicago, Advancing Justice | Chicago, Awakenings, HANA Center, NAPAWF, The Network, Nikkei Uprising
Support Survivors in Our SHARE 1 Drive!
DONATIONS NEEDED! KAN-WIN is hosting our SHARE 1 Drive to supply survivors with daily necessities! Visit us on Saturday, June 17th from 10:30AM - 12:30PM at the Niles H-Mart to help provide urgent essentials for the survivor community.
We are collecting the following unopened items: rice, toilet paper, paper towels, sanitary pads, ramen, grocery gift cards, monetary donations, baby diapers (sizes 1, 2, 4, 5, 7), and baby wipes.
Registration for our Youth Peer Advocate Leadership (YPAL) Program is now OPEN! YPAL is for youth & young adults to learn about gender-based violence and build community with other young advocates. Sign-up today at bit.ly/YPAL2023
Questions? Contact [email protected]
You're invited to KAN-WIN's 33rd Anniversary Gala, "Our Journey Home," on April 21st, 2023! Please join us virtually to celebrate the KAN-WIN family's 33 years of work to end gender-based violence and empower survivors and their communities.
"Our Journey Home" is a testament to the journey that is our lives. It is not only a reflection of our own history, but our life long search for the people and places that feel like belonging, safety, and love.
All proceeds from the annual gala go directly towards maintaining KAN-WIN's daily operations. Your generosity makes it possible for us to continue providing the best services possible for our clients and build strong community support for survivors through education and engagement.
To register or learn more about the gala, please visit kanwin33.weebly.com
2022-2023 Annual Newsletter
We are excited to share with you our 2022-2023 Annual Newsletter in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Mongolian. The newsletters contain both English and the respective language. Please click below to read or download!
Newsletter in Chinese & English
Newsletter in Japanese & English
Newsletter in Korean & English
Newsletter in Mongolian & English
2021-2022 Annual Newsletter
We are excited to share with you our 2021-2022 annual newsletter in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Mongolian. The newsletters contain both English and the respective language. Please click below to read or download!
Newsletter in Chinese & English
Newsletter in Japanese & English
Newsletter in Korean & English
Newsletter in Mongolian & English
Thursday, October 7, 2021 News and Updates from KAN-WIN View as Webpage #DVAM KAN-WIN 101: Direct Services “I didn’t know that help for someone like me existed in America.” Survivor Jin* said tearful
October 2021 News & Updates: Featuring KAN-WIN Direct Services for Survivors
Thursday, October 21, 2021 News and Updates from KAN-WIN View as Webpage #DVAM KAN-WIN 101: Community Engagement For Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, we are showcasing our programs and
October 2021 News & Updates
Thursday, July 1, 2021 News and Updates from KAN-WIN View as Webpage The Art of Remembrance The Art of Remembrance is a mixed media event featuring performances honoring the "comfort women" survivors
July 1, 2021 News & Updates!
Our hearts are extremely heavy today as we are thinking of the victims, survivors, and families impacted by the horrific anti-Asian violence yesterday at massage parlors in Georgia. We will remember Delaina Ashley Yaun, Paul Andre Michels, Xiaojie Tan, Daoyou Feng, Soon Chung Park, Hyun Jung Grant, Sun Cha Kim, and Yong Ae Yue. Six out of the eight victims were Asian women and four were of Korean descent, leaving no doubt that this was a racially motivated attack.
Reports of hate incidents against Asian Americans are growing rapidly in the United States. The brunt of this violence is dealt onto some of the most vulnerable members of our community, including the elderly, youth, and children. In particular, Stop AAPI Hate found that Asian women disproportionately make up the number of reports made to their center, accounting for nearly 68 percent of the 3,795 incident reports received. In our decades of work on gender-based violence, we have witnessed day in and day out the multiple layers of oppression that Asian American, immigrant, and undocumented survivors face. Two of these oppressions–racism and sexism–work in tandem against survivors. Racialized misogyny results in multiple barriers, including whether law enforcement takes their reports seriously, whether they are able to secure living wage jobs, whether they are even able to go to the grocery store without fear of harassment. Even our interpersonal relationships at home or work are not free from this specific form of misogyny. In the wake of the shootings then, we must reckon with the sobering facts that make this news so devastating, angering, and heartbreaking for many of us--it was Asian women and specifically massage parlors that were targeted. So many Asian women work in industries that underpay and dehumanize, placing them in positions of extreme vulnerability for harassment and assault--two forms of sexual violence that are already so common to our communities. When Asian women stand up for ourselves, we are often met with aggression for not conforming to the “submissive” stereotypes that American media pushes forward. We continue to be hypersexualized and objectified to the point of violence. Our commitment to survivor agency means that we cannot accept the belief that if an Asian woman does not provide sexual gratification, then they can be discarded. Moving forward, we must work to combat racism and sexism to fully understand that these systems work together to perpetuate gender-based violence. We must question how these dynamics show up in our daily lives; they remain present in our interpersonal relationships, making both home and society not safe for women. As our hearts remain heavy, we remember the healing and growth we may find in community care and safety. Respect and protect each other by learning bystander intervention skills so you can de-escalate conflict while keeping everyone safe. The past 48 hours have been indescribably difficult for so many of us--our hotline is open for those experiencing violence or who need support at this time. As always, we stand with all victims and survivors of violence. We see you, we hear you, and we love you. We will never stop fighting for you.
2020-2021 Annual Newsletter
We are excited to share with you our annual newsletter in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Mongolian. The newsletters contain both English and the respective language. Please click below to read!
Newsletter in Chinese & English
Newsletter in Japanese & English
Newsletter in Korean & English
Newsletter in Mongolian & English
I know right now with the pandemic going on, it might be a difficult time. However, you're strong and I know that if you get knocked down, you'll pick yourself back up. There are people around you...
During this holiday season that’s been hampered by the pandemic, we asked our community members to submit messages of hope for our survivors. We received so many heartfelt messages which you can read by clicking here!
Thursday, November 19th, 2020 News and Updates from KAN-WIN View as Webpage Send a message of hope this Giving Tuesday This Giving Tuesday, we want to recognize the enormous value of the support we r
Short Film Premiere October 22, 2020 View as Webpage Premiere of Will You #ComeSitWithHer We at KAN-WIN are thrilled to share with you our production of #WillYouComeSitWithHer. In this short film, our
Thursday, October 15, 2020 News and Updates from KAN-WIN View as Webpage Thank You for a Successful Share 1 Drive! Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our Share 1 Drive last Saturday! W
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Thursday, October 1, 2020 View as Webpage Bad news is all around us but there aren't enough reminders to stop and take a breath. As we continue our fight against gender-based violence during this chal