Evotion recently completed the redesigned website for the National Campaign to End the Korean War

The redesigned website for the National Campaign to End the Korean War and the Korean Peace Project is done. Evotion completed the frontend website redesign — project management, information design, graphic design and html/javascript/php programming – as well as an upgraded backend content management system powered by Joomla. Visit: http://EndtheKoreanWar.org

About The National Campaign to End the Korean War
The National Campaign to End the Korean War is the collaboration of several leading Korean-American, veterans, and human rights organizations working to promote a U.S.-Korea policy that will bring about a lasting peace on the Korean peninsula. Their goal is to finally end the 1950-1953 Korean War through the signing of a peace treaty between the United States and North Korea.

Given the historic opening for peaceful relations with the election of President Obama, this coalition formed to strengthen their ability to uphold President Obama’s campaign promise to foreign policy that emphasizes diplomacy and negotiation, and to engage in dialogue without preconditions with other countries as a means for resolving tensions.

About Evotion
Evotion’s mission is to build and expand technology access for the change makers of the world. It is through empowering our teachers and activists, artists and philosophers, and healers and policy makers that we can empower the world. Founded in 2002, Evotion has been providing technology consulting, project management and web development services to nonprofits, governments, educational institutions, and small businesses. For more information, visit us at http://www.evotion.net

My Comments:
It’s been over 55 years and we’re still at war. It’s time to put the politics aside, end it with a peace treaty and work towards the future of a Korea that is no longer divided. The Campaign has an online petition on their website. If you support finding a peaceful end to this war, please sign the petition.