Envisioning Collective Liberation Yu Gwan-sun took an active part in the March 1, 1919, independence movement against Japanese colonial rule in Korea. Dying in prison at 17, she became a national hero. Credit: NY Times In August, KQTxNYC hosted “Together Apart: A Reflection Space on Reunification, Independence, and Liberation” Honoring Past Liberation Struggles August 15th, marked the National Liberation Day of Korea from Japan's occupation (1884-1945). In South Korea it is k

Welcoming KQTx National Network's Inaugural 2020 Steering Committee On June 17, KQTx’s Steering Committee met for the first time: nine leaders from Atlanta, Chicago, DC, NYC, and Oakland began a six-month term to build the power of the KQTx national network. This Steering Committee continues the work of the Interim Leadership which began in Oct 2019 and served for six months. To learn more about our new leadership and our past leadership, please visit kqtcon.org/team Resourci

Black Lives Matter. Black Trans Lives Matter. Many members of KQT communities have been participating in actions to support Black lives and to oppose police violence. These range from conversation and education to showing up at protests in our cities. We know that many of us are providing care for others and plugging in where needed. We wish to highlight the many ways KQTs are being allies and accomplices during this challenging time. Below are some valuable resources, pulle