Leadership Summit Empowers Girls in Tanzania
“I strongly believe that peace begins in the home, and due to the fact that all of you are tomorrow’s mothers, it’s crucial for you to be peace ambassadors so that we have peaceful homes.”
GPW Paraguay Congressional Forum Honors UN International Day of Families
The forum recognized economic, social and environmental changes that have taken a toll on the family, but also garnered a commitment from participants to continue discussing and building consensus…
Women’s Future Forum Calls on Women to Lead Korea’s Social Transformation
The forum was the first in a series organized by the Global Peace Women, a division of the Global Peace Foundation, which seeks to raise women leadership through networking, service, and education…
GPW Plenary Draws 1,000 Women to Declare “Peace Starts in the Home”
As essential matriarchs and “hearts” of the family, women especially must be empowered by their society in order to take on the role of teacher and leader…
Peace Begins in the Home – Dr. Jun Sook Moon
Communities, schools, businesses, and governments, both local and national, should invest in programs that support the family unit and find innovative ways to empower the family…
Korean Women’s News Covers GPW Leadership Conference in Seoul, Korea
She urged all women as mothers to take charge of reviving cultural education of living for the sake of others within families in order to protect basic human relationships…
Ms. Diann Dawson Global Peace Women Leadership Conference 2014
Mrs. Bethune envisioned NCNW functioning as a clearinghouse, facilitating networking and coalition-building, and advocating the use of collective power on issues affecting women, their families and communities. With a mission to lead, develop and advocate for women of African descent as they support their families and communities, NCNW addresses issues of human welfare and rights through public education, community service and advocacy.
Ms. Namsik Jeong Global Peace Women Leadership Conference 2014
The importance of education can easily be seen when we take a look at the hardships of the increasing number of the multicultural family. I am one of the multicultural families. My daughter who is in an elementary school, there is a class for multicultural families. As I met other moms from Philippines and Vietnam, I found one thing common among us.
Prof. Jang Wha-Kyoung Global Peace Women Leadership Conference 2014
The consideration on the positive change in the family from a woman’s perspective has an important meaning towards the future of Korean society. The understanding on the transformation of the family will allow the search for the future oriented and equal social transformation.
Pamela C. De Guzman Global Peace Women Leadership Conference 2014
The family is the basic unit of society and it looks after the interest of all its members, as individuals as well as collectively.