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

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’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

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

In a world marked by division and the barriers that separate people, the conference aimed to offer practical insights on how to build better relationships at every level—between parents and children, husbands and wives, and within our wider communities. At its core, the event encouraged participants to value others more deeply while also recognising their own inherent worth. The conference was introduced by Gianinna Figus, local President of Women’s Federation for World Peace

1) 26/03/09 Lecture: “Mastering the Art of Loving” (WFWP Curriculum Mod. 2a) 2) 26/03/14 Painting course – Learning about ourselves, our creativity and how to express it. WFWP Activity Report (2026) 1) Lecture: “Mastering the Art of Loving” (Module 2a) We continued our educational outreach using the WFWP EU+Me Peace Curriculum, presenting Module 2a: “Mastering the Art of Loving.” The lecture was adapted into a 40–60 minute presentation , with simplified English and clearly st

I am presenting the report on the school’s activities. My classmate works at a school, and in January she presented a project with 8th-grade students about the harmful effects of smoking and alcoholism. She used materials from the Women’s Federation and informed the school administration about it.The project was successful, and they would like to conduct similar lectures in other classes as well.

“HEART AND CODE: The new frontiers of Consciousness in the digital age” is the theme of the conference that took place on February 18 at the Europe Experience room at the European Parliament office in Italy promoted by The Value of the Feminine and the Women's Federation for Peace in the World. The speakers who followed one another touched on the topic from different perspectives, bringing a valuable contribution. In essence, at the end of the work, everyone was able to unde

Peace Explorers gathered again on 28 February at 43 Lancaster Gate for an uplifting afternoon of crafts, storytelling, meditation and music designed to nurture self‑worth, inner calm and peaceful hearts . This time Merope guided a thoughtful conversation on mind–body unity —the understanding that emotional states are expressed physically, often before words appear. Drawing on principles widely recognised in developmental psychology and somatic education, she explored how the

Moral education program at that public school in Moscow is possible on the foundation of 15 year social programs giving a chance to schoolchildren to do something good for Elderly people or children in need, including the project “Children of Russia for children of Africa”. On January 12 and 26, 2026 WFWP president of Russia with her daughter Anastasia gave lectures “Consequences of using bad words” and “Computer addiction” for 3 and 4 grade schoolchildren. Besides listening

At the request of the board, the president called a meeting to report on the latest events at the national level. The invitation was also extended to members of local branches. The president showed photos of recent events in Rome, such as the conference at the European Parliament headquarters, as well as various photos of the award received in Assisi, UNA COLOMBA PER LA PACE (A DOVE FOR PEACE). The president then reported on some recent international and European events and f

Subregional President Elisabetta Nistri invited the national presidents to a final meeting for the current year. During the event, the latest International and European activities were reported, including the opening of an orphanage in Rwanda and the planning of a conference at the European Parliament in Brussels on 4 th March 2025. Elisabetta Nistri then focused on the objectives of WFWP International for 2026, which remain the same as those for 2025, with a commitment to im