Mahalo
Los Angeles, CA

Women Cross DMZ

EIN 46-4502325
Justice, Rights & Public Safety Community Organizing & Social Justice Women & girls
Mission

Women Cross DMZ mobilizes women globally for peace on the Korean Peninsula through education, advocacy, and organizing, and promotes women’s meaningful inclusion in peace processes.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About Women Cross DMZ

Women Cross DMZ is a U.S.-based, donor-facing 501(c)(3) nonprofit that organizes, educates, and advocates for an official end to the Korean War and for women’s leadership in peace processes. The organization uses transnational delegation trips, policy advocacy, public education, and coalition-building to advance a peace-first approach to the Korean peninsula.

In the last 2–3 years Women Cross DMZ has maintained active programming and public engagement: it co-hosted the inaugural Feminist Peace Summit (May 1–3, 2024), published the report "Women’s Rights Under the Division System in Korea," and organized a 10-Year Anniversary Solidarity Trek to Korea in 2025. The organization continues legislative advocacy (including coordinated Korea Peace Advocacy Week with hundreds of constituent meetings) and produces research and public education materials to influence policymakers and build grassroots support for a peace agreement.

Notable achievements

Historic 2015 DMZ Crossing (foundational milestone)

Led the internationally recognized 2015 action in which 30 women peacemakers crossed the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea; the crossing became the defining mobilizing event for the organization and sustained its global visibility.

10‑Year Anniversary Solidarity Trek (2025)

Organized a 10-year anniversary delegation trip to Korea in 2025 that commemorated the 2015 crossing, brought U.S.-based feminist peace leaders to meet Korean civil society partners, and strengthened transnational organizing and advocacy for a formal end to the Korean War.

Research & Advocacy Publications (2023–2025)

Published research and policy materials including the report “Women’s Rights Under the Division System in Korea” and sustained advocacy campaigns (e.g., Korea Peace Advocacy Week) that mobilized over 150 constituents from 29 states and supported more than 70 meetings with Congressional offices to press for peace-focused legislation and policy.

At a glance

Total assets
$548K
Annual revenue
$498K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
46-4502325
Location
Los Angeles, CA
On Mahalo since
April 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Rated and listed by independent nonprofit data organizations (profiled on major charity/registry sites and publicly filed Form 990s).
Recipient of institutional grant support and partners with philanthropic funders and foundations (listed as a grantee by national foundations supporting the Feminist Peace Initiative).
High-profile visibility and endorsements: featured in the documentary Crossings and publicly supported or quoted by prominent peace and women’s rights leaders, including Gloria Steinem and international Nobel Peace Laureates who participated in the 2015 action.

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