HanVoice TMU

This past autumn, HanVoice’s “People’s Museum of North Korea” exhibit at Stackt Market spread awareness about the grey markets system of North Korean society. In honour of this project, HanVoice TMU is presenting our Jangmadang Series - we will be providing more information on a variety of subjects related to this topic.

Swipe to learn about the grey markets of North Korea and the importance of the Jangmadang Generation ➡️

Thank you for supporting our chapter! 💛💙✌️Stay tuned for more.

Hey TMU! 🚨🚨

This exam season (Dec 1st-17th), HanVoice TMU is back for another care package fundraiser!!

We have added new items to our packages, along with an option to order ahead and provide a note in case you are buying for another person! The form for preorders can be found in our bio ⬆️

All packages (and preorders) can be found with us at the SCC lobby between 11am-4pm, this Thursday, Dec 1st!

Good luck with exams and thank you for supporting HanVoice 📚✍️❤️

For any questions, please send us a DM here or email [email protected]

Register today for KPWA’s 8th Annual Mentorship Launch Event on Thursday, October 13th for their panelist discussion on “Know Your Value - Ask for What You Deserve”.

They will be covering important topics such as personal branding, pay negotiations, and creating your own position.

Tickets are limited - sign up today at: https://www.kpwa.ca/

🚨⚠️ Toronto Met students! ⚠️🚨

For any who missed the deadline for recruitment, don’t worry! We are extending our hiring period to this coming Friday, September 23rd.

All our positions are still open! To apply, please fill out the form found in our bio. Support North Korean human rights and gain learning and experience opportunities for a multitude of professional areas.

For any questions, please feel free to send us a DM or email us at [email protected].

⚠️Welcome back Toronto Met students!!⚠️

HanVoice TMU is back for a new year and we are recruiting executive members! 🎉

Do you want to network with lawyers, ambassadors, and policy experts while contributing to a meaningful cause? Do you want to take part in human rights advocacy, working and raising awareness for North Korean refugees?
HanVoice TMU is now recruiting! We provide opportunities for learning about event planning, reporting and gathering research and much more.

We are a chapter of HanVoice, Canada's largest and leading non-profit for North Korean human rights. Joined by over a dozen university chapters across the country, we bring a voice to the voiceless - speaking on behalf of the North Korean people. If you would like more information, please refer to our website (https://hanvoice.ca) or send us a dm and we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have!

Application forms are in the link tree in our bio!

On July 29th at 6:30 PM, join us at Hart House for an exclusive screening of True North: an award-winning feature film about a family forcibly displaced to a North Korean prison camp.

Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the link in our bio! All proceeds are going to support HanVoice's resettlement program for North Korean refugees.

HanVoice is proud to partner with , a Toronto-based charity committed to sharing human rights stories through the arts.

To learn more, visit jayu.ca.

The People's Museum of North Korea raises funds for HanVoice’s new private sponsorship program which allows Canadians to privately sponsor and resettle North Korean refugees in Canada.

The historic program presents an opportunity for North Koreans, who have undergone an arduous 5,000-kilometre journey to escape the harsh brutalities of a dictatorship, to start life anew.

Tickets are available at hanvoice.ca

HanVoice is a Canadian organization working to improve human rights in North Korea.

We envision a free and prosperous Korean Peninsula in our lifetime. Our mission is to develop Made in Canada solutions — things that only Canada and Canadians can do — to help get us there.

We operationalize our mission by: developing policy solutions for Canada to play a bigger role; supporting human rights through awareness and education; and resettling North Korean refugees.

We're opening a pop-up exhibit dubbed "The People's Museum of North Korea” at Stackt Market on July 2nd. Get your tickets at hanvoice.ca

People's Museum of North Korea. July 2 - 22, 2022. Stackt Market, Toronto.

We hope to inspire Canadians in reimagining a new North Korea: made in the image of its people not its leader.

Get your tickets now! Link in bio.

Picture it. A North Korean Living Room in 2022.

You don't have to picture it because it's coming to Stackt Market in Toronto on July 2, 2022.

Tickets are available on our website now—link in bio.

Introducing our People's Museum of North Korea.

Our new pop-up exhibition launches at Stackt Market in Toronto on July 2 and will run until July 20. The exhibition sheds light on how North Koreans use everyday objects, from rice cookers to radios, to illegally access information in the most isolated and secretive country in the world. Featuring work by North Korean refugee artists, the immersive exhibition offers powerful stories and perspectives about daily life inside North Korea.

Tickets are available on our website now—link in bio.

☀️NK’s The Day of the Sun☀️ Swipe to find out more! 🧐

🚨Attention Students!🚨
HanVoice RU is back with another fundraiser! Gift yourself or friends a Care Package this exam season 🎁
If Asian snacks, muji school supplies, and custom notes sound good to you, check out the link below📚🍫🍬

https://linktr.ee/hanvoiceryerson

👀 Did you know? 👀 Every year, there is a mourning period in North Korea to memorialize Kim Jong-Il. Swipe to read more 📑

⚠️“three generations of punishment”⚠️
Welcome back! This week we are looking at North Korea’s intergenarational system of punishment.

Did you know that North Korea has a different and unique calendar compared to other countries?
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Did You Know: There is an area called the DMZ that demarcates North Korea from South Korea? Swipe to find out more 👀

Hi everyone!
HanVoice RU is back with our Holiday Gram Fundraiser for this holiday season! ✍️🎄🤩

These adorable holiday cards are customizable, or you can simply choose to send your love by using our default messages.

Please fill out this form by DECEMBER 9TH at 11:59PM to get your orders in.

For any questions, please feel free to reach out to us : [email protected] or [email protected]

Thank you for helping us in spreading awareness of HanVoice (& hopefully our cause!)

Happy Holidays

Did You Know: Religion is banned by the government in North Korea? Swipe to find out more 👀

Dreaming isn’t free for everyone.

North Korean refugees should be without limits.

Donate to HanVoice's new Canadian resettlement program: https://buff.ly/2OkHKAt

Learn. Share. Donate.

North Korea is a digitally isolated country.

But new insights from inside the country tell us that ordinary people have been able to access more information about the outside world. This information allows dreams to form and expand.

But dreaming isn't free.

North Koreans face great cost and risk in trying to escape.

They should be without limits. That's why we've opened up Canada as a safe pathway for North Korean refugee families.

Donate to HanVoice's new resettlement pilot: https://buff.ly/2OkHKAt

Learn. Share. Donate.

Did You Know: There are limited number of hairstyles for North Koreans to choose from? Swipe to find out more 💇