Highlights International conferences and webinars. Training programs for women leaders and youth. Community service and humanitarian projects. Partnerships with governments, NGOs, and UN-related organizations. Success stories and testimonials from participants. Photographic documentation of events and activities.

On May 11 and May 18, 2026, WFWP Russia conducted educational programs at two public schools in Moscow, addressing important topics related to character development and healthy relationships. On May 11, WFWP Russia President Olga Vakulinskaya, together with Daniela Gritsyk, a young WFWP volunteer and graduate of the Young Lecturers Education Program, presented a lecture to sixth-grade students on the consequences of using offensive language. The students listened attentively

Together with UPF Netherlands, WFWP Netherlands hosted a dinner event to celebrate the United Nations International Day of Families. The gathering brought participants together for an evening of learning, reflection, and meaningful exchange on the importance of family in society. The program featured two presentations. Margriet Noot, a former teacher and attachment specialist, emphasized the crucial role of strong family bonds in the healthy development of children. She expla

O On May 7, WFWP held its regular Health Club meeting, welcoming around 35 participants, including many new and younger attendees. The program began with a chair yoga session led by Patricia, which received enthusiastic feedback from participants. This was followed by an inspiring talk by Velimira on the theme of “Going Beyond Our Comfort Zone,” encouraging personal growth and self-development. Participants then enjoyed a heartfelt sharing session, creating a warm and support

On May 23, 2026, Dr. Marta de Carvalho, President of WFWP Portugal, attended the artistic and literary celebration “Voice – Culture with Life: Between the Word and Silence Happens the Meeting.” The event was organized by editor, writer, and Global Women Peace Ambassador Paula OZ, who invited WFWP Portugal to present the organization, its founders, and its mission. As part of the program, Paula OZ requested that two distinguished individuals be recognized as Global Peace Ambas

On May 16, 2026, a ceremony was held in Foggia at the Court Hall of the Provincial Palace to present the 29th Peace Award to WFWP (Women’s Federation for World Peace) Italy, conferred by the Rotary Club of Foggia, District 2120. Rotary Club President Antonio di Biase opened the event by explaining the reasons behind the club’s decision to honor WFWP Italy. In his presentation, he highlighted the organization’s guiding principles, its activities, and the extensive European and

Last week, on Friday, May 22, we held a national online program featuring a lecture by Mrs. Gabriella Papné Dancsó, the head of the city of Szeged. During her presentation, she shared inspiring lessons from the lives of four outstanding Hungarian women who made significant contributions to society through their dedication and service to others. The lecture concluded with an introduction to the life and work of Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, the founder of the Women’s Federation for Wor

Paris Conference Highlights the Importance of Family Values for Peaceful Societies On May 16, 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) and the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) organized a conference at Espace Barrault in Paris to celebrate the United Nations International Day of Families and the International Day of Living Together in Peace. Entitled “Living Together in Family and Society,” the event brought together a diverse audience and emphasized the vital role

We invited four speakers to participate in a roundtable discussion: our national president, Marcia de Abreu; Marta Matarín, Director of Brahma Kumaris Barcelona; Elisabeth Attar Leure, representing the Bahá'í Faith; and María Ángeles Arrabal from the Patronage of the Sanctuary of San José de la Montanya, a Catholic organization that provides shelter and care for homeless children and young people between the ages of three and eighteen. Each speaker reflected on the importance

On Saturday, April 25, 2026, the Albanian Women’s Federation for World Peace hosted its flagship Youth Academy for Peace; This one-day training empowered 21 participants (aged 17–35) by focusing on ethical leadership, personal values, and social responsibility. The program featured two core sessions:  Personal Growth as the Foundation of Leadership: Led by Katerina Minolari.  Challenges in Relationships and Conflict Resolution: Led by Av. Dorina Prethi, a WFWP member and De

Women from a wide range of organisations, cultural traditions, and faith backgrounds gathered for a special evening celebrating the strength, compassion, and motherly love of women. Participants included representatives from Arab and Bosnian communities, integration organisations, Women’s Federation for World Peace Austria, Women’s Federation for World Peace Slovakia, and the ALLATRA society. The gathering focused on recognising the important role women play as co-creators of

Mitty Tohma, President of Women’s Federation for World Peace Europe & Middle East, conducted a three-day visit to Ireland aimed at encouraging local members and strengthening regional partnerships. The visit began with an informal fish-and-chips supper, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere where members could reconnect and share local priorities with regional leadership. The gathering provided an important opportunity for fellowship, dialogue, and encouragement. A key highl

Women’s Federation for World Peace Ireland participated in a synchronized global event organized by the International Institute of Sound Therapy (IITS) to mark the Wesak Moon, regarded as the most powerful spiritual full moon of the year. The project harnessed the power of sound and collective consciousness to promote deep healing and awareness. By hosting a local Gong Bath, WFWP Ireland joined a living network of participants across 30 countries and 174 cities, uniting heart

An interfaith gathering was held at Tensta Church on April 18 under the theme “Spirituality in Faith, Living in Peace.” The event explored how spirituality and maturity within different faith traditions can go beyond religious doctrine itself, opening pathways toward unity and peace. The gathering was co-sponsored by Universal Peace Federation Sweden and Women’s Federation for World Peace Sweden. Welcoming remarks were given by Britta Houston, who also served as MC for the ev

On Tuesday, April 21st, we held a Principles of Peace study evening attended by more than 60 people from a wide variety of religious and cultural backgrounds. Those present included Muslim, Christian, and Sikh leaders, as well as members of the wider community, including refugees and asylum seekers. Many participants were also members of our Women’s Peace Group. We were especially pleased to welcome a number of people attending for the first time, which brought a fresh and up

On Saturday, 11 April, WFWP Malta Chairperson Myrabelle Corlett and Charmaine Mifsud, together with several WFWP Malta supporters, participated in a clean-up initiative organized by ZIBEL, Malta’s leading marine conservation NGO, at the Ta’ Xbiex Marina. ZIBEL’s mission is to support Malta’s long-term environmental well-being through education, improved waste management practices, and increased public awareness. The clean-up operation was divided into three groups: the Coast

HERSTORY is a monthly series featuring inspiring women from Europe and the MENA region. This time, special guests Dr. Yael Admi and Dr. Reem Alhahajra shared their powerful stories and commitment to peace. Dr. Reem Alhahajra, from the Dheisheh refugee camp in Bethlehem, founded Women of the Sun in 2021 to empower Palestinian women and promote a nonviolent end to conflict. Dr. Yael Admi, co-founder of Women Wage Peace, was deeply shaped by personal family loss caused by war. H

In April, WFWP of Russia held six lectures at four schools in Moscow and the city of Pushkin, near St. Petersburg. In total, around 200 students attended the lectures. The schools selected two topics: The Consequences of Using Bad Words and Be a Human, which focused on building good relationships between people and preventing bullying. Teachers and students alike were deeply moved and grateful for the presentations. One of the participating schools was for children with physi