Women’s Federation for World Peace Ireland recently hosted a screening of the award-winning documentary The Day Iceland Stood Still, drawing a strong and highly engaged audience with an equal balance of women and men. The film, along with the lively post-screening discussion it inspired, highlighted both the significant advances in women’s rights achieved in Iceland and the personal sacrifices many women have made—often setting aside careers and ambitions to raise families. P

I represented Women’s Federation for World Peace Ireland at CSW70 in New York City this March, attending alongside Dr Jennifer Okeke, Chair of the National Women’s Council of Ireland. While there, we participated in an advocacy training organised by the Women’s Federation for World Peace International UN Office, returning inspired, connected, and ready to act. The training focused on translating ideas into practical plans, including the use of simple results chains, relevant

Each sub-region presented clearer strategies and goals, reflecting growing professionalism, stronger cohesion, and improved alignment with global priorities. A key highlight was the establishment of a new European-level Education Department, led by L’Unica Magnússon. The department is already delivering a range of rapidly developing programmes— Leadership of the Heart , The Woman’s Way Peace Education , Youth Peace Academy , and Character Education —supported by high-quality

The Dignity of Death book launch and the accompanying art exhibition "Punctum and Hauntology" invited the public to engage with Death itself as a reality that possesses its own dignity, purpose, and transformational potential. Dr Tina Lindhard, one of the book’s authors, shared a personal experience that compelled her to organise a conference and bring together diverse perspectives exploring this often-taboo subject. Her presentation and the contributed essays refra

Arka Dhyana is an intuitive meditation method introduced to Ireland by Dr Tina Lindhard. The programme delivered a 5session hybrid course (first session in person in Dublin, followed by four online sessions) designed to reduce stress, nurture emotional balance, and awaken participants’ transformative and healing energies. The in person session on Sunday 9/11/25 offered an immersive three-hour introduction combining guided practices in breath, sound and gentle touch to help pa

At the occasion of the International Human Rights Day, the Women’s Federation for World Peace, in partnership with the Universal Peace Federation, organized a meeting on the theme “Human Rights and Our Responsibility” on Saturday, December 13, at the Espace Barrault, in Paris. Brigitte Wada, mistress of ceremonies for the event, opened the meeting by emphasizing that, 77 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, these rights are still far from being fully univers

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From September 15–19, 2025, WFWP Europe President Mitty Tohma, together with Amanda Toumanguelov and WFWP Ireland leaders, journeyed from Dublin to Belfast, visiting members and community partners along the way. The five-day trip created space for deep listening, shared learning, and reflection on peacebuilding, resilience, and collaboration—guided by openness and a shared purpose. Day 1 – National Action Plan Launch (Dublin) A delegation of 5 WFWP representatives attended th

Dr. Jennifer Okeke, Chairperson and Vice President in the National Women’s Council of Ireland, recently met with Amanda Toumanguelov and...

The Potluck Lunch organised by the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Ireland was a successful community-building event aimed at...

Over the past months, WFWP Ireland has made significant progress towards the relaunch of our chapter with a new website and digital...

The Women's Federation for World Peace Celebratory Event and Empowerment Workshop in Ireland was truly amazing! From March 29th to March...