Migration to Asia Peace (MAP) is a nonprofit organization started in Korea in 2015 to urge Asians to pay attention and act on the problem of involuntary migration in Asia. MAP aims for a world where anyone can dream freely and safely. It continues the following three activities to help individuals, families and communities who left home because of conflict and violence recover, and so that members of society can face their differences as seeds of peace and benefit.
[Areas of activity]
M (migration) – Social integration program for refugees in Korea ○ Medical and living support for refugees through links with public and private institutions in the community ○ Counseling and support on immigration matters such as refugee status determination and family reunification ○ Support for events and book publication to strengthen the refugee community’s capacity for community activities ○ Educational support for refugee children
A (asia) – Support program for returned refugee communities in Asia ○ Project supporting village communities of Karen returned refugees and internally displaced people in Myanmar
P (peace) – Peace and human rights education, peace travel ○ Peace and human rights education for youth ○ Activities of MAP’s youth club [La Vie Belle] ○ Asia peace travel
[Inquiries about applying]
○ Phone: 031-625-0850 / 0851 ○ Email: map@mapcast.org ○ Website: www.mapcast.org ○ Facebook: facebook.com/map.asiapeace