Settlement Support — Strengthening the successful settlement of North Koreans who have found refuge in the U.S., and fostering a supportive environment for their integration into society. This includes direct financial support for defectors and for missionary work supporting them, member retreats, and regular training sessions that build community among members.
 

Educational Programs — Hosting events and programs that inform the public about the human rights challenges faced by the North Korean people, and creating a platform for dialogue and advocacy.
 

Second-Generation Support — Recognizing the unique challenges faced by the children of North Korean refugees, we run educational initiatives to promote understanding of how North Korea's history and their families' journeys shape their lives — and to help them build resilience and identity.
 

Global Unity & Advocacy — Uniting people worldwide, including in the U.S. and South Korea, around a shared interest in human rights in North Korea. FKA has briefed and met directly with the U.S. Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights, participated in the North Korea Freedom Coalition and the State Department's North Korean Human Rights Network, and works with advisors such as former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Roberta Cohen.
 

Memorial Project — In collaboration with North Korean refugees residing in the U.S., establishing a memorial space in Washington, D.C. to commemorate those lost, honor those who escaped, and shed light on those still held in captivity.