On September 26, 2026, we held the 7th edition of its Public Speaking Competition, “The Heart of a Woman – The Voice of Peace,” in the conference hall of the Peace Embassy in Tirana. The final event, moderated by Majlinda Ziko and Eranda Haziraj (WFWP Albania Secretary General) brought together 12 young women who had reached the final stage of the competition and presented their speeches before an audience, sharing personal stories, experiences, reflections, and messages insp

To mark the International Day of Peace, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) and the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) organised a meeting entitled “The Family as an Everyday Actor for Peace,” inspired by the international theme, “Investing in Peace for All, Everywhere, Every Day.” The event brought together several speakers who explored the vital role of families in building a culture of peace. Brigitte Wada, President of WFWP France, highlighted how peace begins in

To mark the United Nations’ International Day of Peace, UPF Hungary organised an online event co-hosted by the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Hungary, exploring the theme “The Obstacles to Creating Peace in the 21st Century.” Three speakers shared their perspectives on the challenges of building a more peaceful world. The first speaker, Gabriella Pap Dancsó, WFWP leader in Szeged, examined peace from a women’s perspective, highlighting issues such as domestic viole

For the eighth time, our painting course began a new series of monthly gatherings, welcoming both returning students and new guests in a warm and peaceful atmosphere. Participants of different ages and experience levels enjoyed exploring their creativity. While advanced students learned techniques for painting backgrounds, beginners practised by painting an apple. One young child even joined her mother, painting alongside her and adding a special touch to the gathering. Beyon

On Saturday, 19 September 2026, WFWP Malta Chairperson Myrabelle Corlett attended a conference entitled “Community, Faith, Peace & Care for the Planet: Shared Values, Shared Responsibility, Shared Future,” organised by Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Malta. Held at the Gżira Local Council Hall, the conference explored the role of faith and shared values in promoting peace, caring for the environment, and achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The panel bro

From 26 September to 1 October 2026, the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, organised by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), took place in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. As part of its ongoing engagement with the United Nations in Vienna, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) organised a side event on 27 September entitled “Highlighting Educational Initiatives for Crime Prevention: Educating for Peace and Lasting

On 1 and 3 October 2026, Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) members in Russia organised two heartwarming activities for elderly residents, bringing generations together through creativity, kindness, and music. On 1 October, WFWP members held an autumn-themed arts and crafts workshop, helping residents create beautiful autumn leaves. They also offered haircuts to elderly men and women who needed them. The residents were deeply touched by this thoughtful care and express

Informal Summer Gathering Power Point Presentation about the WFWP Themes and Activities around Europe, followed by discussions regarding WFWP in Norway, resulting in suggestions to expand the WFWP board in Norway. Two participants expressed interest in joining the board. Shortly after this the Board and Executive Board were invited to an extraordinary board meeting. 12 out of 16 members participated and unanimously voted in these two participants as new Board members.

From 26–28 September 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace held its second master class on moral values, “Compass of Conscience,” in Moscow. The programme brought together 40 participants from across Russia, representing 13 schools, to exchange experiences, develop young lecturers, and explore important social issues affecting young people. The master class focused on four key topics: promoting respectful language, preventing bullying, encouraging a healthy lifestyle,

On 29 September 2026, Dr. Lindhard led a workshop entitled “A Trip to Consciousness,” welcoming around 22 participants for an evening of exploration, reflection, and personal discovery. The participants created a warm and receptive atmosphere, allowing them to engage deeply with the content and explore their consciousness. The workshop also offered an opportunity to recognise and begin working through personal blocks, helping participants move towards greater self-awareness a

On Saturday, 5 September 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace Scotland hosted a Bridge of Peace Ceremony at the Southside Community Centre in Edinburgh. The event began with an introduction by WFWP Scotland Chairperson Harumi Currie, who explained the history and purpose of this unique ceremony. Participants were then randomly paired to form new “sisterhood” and “brotherhood” connections, symbolising friendship, mutual understanding, and unity beyond cultural and soci

On 10 October 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace UK proudly hosted the Young Women’s Speech Contest 2026, celebrating the theme “Courage in Action: Stories of Feminine Leadership and Its Relevance Now.” Co-moderated by Sharon Kabubi and Amina Meshnuni, the event opened with inspiring remarks from Becky Dell, CEO of Citizens of the World Choir, who highlighted the importance of leadership through compassion and action. Finalists Gabriela Bedford, Han-Sun Nkumu, and B

On Friday, 6 August 2026, WFWP Malta was pleased to support MISSIO Malta’s fundraising stall at the annual FOODFEST, held at the Granaries in Floriana, Malta. The event brought together families and visitors for an enjoyable day of food, entertainment, and community activities, while also providing an opportunity to support a meaningful cause. Fun Activities for Families Families visiting FOODFEST were encouraged to support MISSIO Malta by making a donation at the fundraising

The Filipino Barrio Fiesta 2026, held on July 18 in Vienna, brought together thousands of people for Austria’s largest outdoor Filipino cultural celebration. Organized by the Council of Filipino Associations in Austria (CFAA), the event featured cultural performances, traditional dances, a parade, music, food, and community activities celebrating Filipino heritage and identity. WFWP Austria and the Association of Filipinas in Austria participated together in the parade, demon

“The Dignity of Women” activity raised awareness among women in Andorra about their inherent worth and the importance of dignity in everyday life. Through dialogue, reflection, and shared experiences, participants were encouraged to strengthen self-esteem, mutual respect, solidarity, and empathy. The event highlighted women’s dignity and equal opportunities as essential foundations for strong families, thriving communities, and lasting peace. It was also a meaningful day of c

HerStory: A Journey to Wellbeing was a WFWP Central London event created to provide women with a welcoming and supportive space to reconnect with themselves and one another. Centred around the theme “Reconnect. Reflect. Rise.”, the event encouraged emotional wellbeing, meaningful conversations, and personal growth through shared experiences. The programme brought together women from diverse backgrounds to explore self-care, resilience, and authentic connection. An inspiring k

We have now held seven sessions of our painting course, and after the summer break, we look forward to continuing on a monthly basis. The students greatly enjoy exploring painting, self-expression, and their own personalities. With each session, a strong sense of community is developing. We not only paint together, but also share our thoughts and feelings with one another. The feeling of belonging together like a family is something everyone can relate to. Sharing the WFWP Pe

On 10 July, we held our annual Young Women’s Speech Contest under the inspiring theme, “Courage in Action: Stories of Feminine Leadership and Its Relevance Now.” Following encouraging words from two young women who participated in previous years, we welcomed five wonderful contestants, representing the UK, Congo, Nepal, Egypt, and Bosnia. Around 75 people gathered to support and celebrate the young women. We were deeply moved by the sincerity, courage, and aspirations express