We believe that “Peace Begins in the Home.” Our women-led initiatives aim to strengthen families as building blocks of a healthy society.
We aim to uplift women’s unique innate qualities that are vital for positive social transformation to take place. These qualities should be cherished and respected.
We believe that “Peace Begins in the Home.” Our women-led initiatives aim to strengthen families as building blocks of a healthy society.
We aim to uplift women’s unique innate qualities that are vital for positive social transformation to take place. These qualities should be cherished and respected.
We empower women to become moral & innovative leaders and peace-builders to their local community.
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The Global Peace Women 2022 Webinar Series, “Intercultural Peacebuilding,” explored shared universal principles and common aspirations across their religious, cultural, and national backgrounds.
Read moreOn August 16, to counter cyberbullying, GPW Korea with its partners launches a safety campaign against cyberbullying, a part of the Seoul Gender Equality Fund project.
Read moreIn late March 2022, GPW Nigeria engaged with the children by sharing stories and making donations to different orphanages bringing smiles to the faces of children.
Read moreMary and Ibrahim's Sunshine Family Volunteers project brings them to a home for orphans filled with song and dance.
Read moreSamriddhi Shakya from Nepal shares her family story on how music brought everyone together during the Covid pandemic lockdown.
Read moreGlobal Peace Women Nepal, launched Project Saksham, a leadership and life skills training program for girls.
Read moreThe “resilience factor” is a measure of resilience, a quality essential for good leadership.
Read moreThe first Family Volunteers for Peace (FVP) Project Sampling meeting was held at the Global Peace Women office in Seoul, Korea on April 9.
Read moreOn the occasion of International Women's Day; March 8, 2022, GPW Tanzania with its partners conducts two friendly soccer matches to mitigate gender-based violence against women in sports.
Read moreOn March 16, 2022, GPW Uruguay conducts a webinar on the ‘Role of Women in Global Crisis.’ with partners to highlight women leadership during crisis.
Read moreIrene Ishengnoma, GPW Tanzania Country Leader's project “MamaHodari,” supports brave single mothers with social support and economic empowerment.
Read morePierce Dae Hyun S Mira is a 9 years old boy from the Philippines. Regular family volunteerism and community service have passed on the culture of service to him and his siblings.
Read moreGPW Paraguay with GPF Paraguay hosts a webinar on ‘The Role of Women in National Development’, highlighting the crucial roles of women in Paraguayan history.
Read moreDuring Covid-19 lockdown in 2021, Amir Lama and his family distributed food relief to daily wage earners and labourers inspired from his mother's empathy and heart to help.
Read moreGlobal Peace Women in Japan partnered with Association for Aid and Refugees (ARR), Doing Good Together, and Wish to initiate a project, the ‘Giving Box Project.’
Read morePeace begins on the inside. It's hard to have peace inside the home if you are not at peace on the inside.
Read moreIf you would like to learn more about how to become a local representative or change-maker in your area, please contact us for more information.