Ryukyuan woman wearing Ryukyu's traditional bingata and hanagasa. Image © 2020 The Peace For Okinawa Coalition
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There are multiple things you can do to help the Peace For Okinawa Coalition end violence and discrimination against Ryukyuans (Okinawans), and help propagate Ryukyu culture, history, and language.
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You can sign up to give a monthly recurring donation via Patreon, or click the Donate button below to give a one-time donation:
寄付や 助（たしき）ふぃちたてぃ（宣伝）うちなー とぅ 琉球ぬ 文化（てぃーかた）歴史（いわり）語（くとぅば）環境とぅ 権利（くゎんり）。
收益帮助琉球文化历史语环境权利。
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New! Peace For Okinawa Coalition Merchandise
Proceeds benefit the Peace For Okinawa Coalition
Click here to shop
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Okinawa Bingata Face Mask
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Okinawa Shuri Castle Mug
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うちなー わだん ぬ しんか | 琉球和平聯盟 | レディース半袖Tシャツ
収益ぬメリット うちなー わだん ぬ しんか
收益给琉球和平联盟
收益给琉球和平联盟
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Show your support for Okinawa by joining the Peace For Okinawa Coalition! Membership is free, and open to anyone who agrees with our mission. Sign up by filling out to the membership form to your right.
Shuri Castle, home of the historic Ryukyu monarchy. Image © 2020 The Peace For Okinawa Coalition.
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The Peace For Okinawa Coalition is a private non-profit organization funded out-of-pocket by the individual leaders of the organization, as well as through the generous donations of our members and friends who are capable of donating.
Our organization is designed to assist Ryukyuans, and because most Ryukyuans are poor, we do not charge a membership fee. Ryukyu currently has a 25% child poverty rate. Indigenous peoples worldwide, such as Ryukyuans, Hawaiians, Chamorro, Native Americans, and others, tend to be the poorest, most oppressed, and endangered people groups. 
The Ryukyu Butterfly Fish. Drawing by Umi Ilustrações. © 2020 The Peace For Okinawa Coalition
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The Okinawa Dugong - an endangered species. Drawing by Umi Ilustrações. © 2020 The Peace For Okinawa Coalition.
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Thank you for your support!
いっぺー にふぇー でーびる
Ippee nifee deebiru
谢谢你
いっぺー にふぇー でーびる
Ippee nifee deebiru
谢谢你
