Ngunan Tar, endeavored to walk with twenty widows from the Mbaakuma community, in Katsina-Ala, Benue State, Nigeria, opening a way for them to find their place in their community through service.

Kiho Sano together with members of her community in Japan rallied together to support the victims of the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey in February 2023.

Afi Obot,'s project 'Flourishing Together’ empowers women farmers in her community with sustainable wheat farming practices.

Doreen Ainemababazi observed a lack of parental involvement, particularly in this critical period for the youth in Kasese District in her home country of Uganda; and she had a dream to fill that gap.

This month, we unveil an inspiring advocacy campaign themed "Peacebuilding from Home to the World: Global Women Dreamers Making Impact” in celebration of the 2024 International Women's Day.

Project Saksham is a leadership and life skills training program for women and youth based on the Global Peace Values Framework launched in March of 2022 by GPW Nepal in partnership with GPF Nepal.

"Let the light of Compassion Keep on Shining through Giving and Sharing." exemplified the GPW's commitment to fostering collaborative endeavors that empower families and youth.

On January 26th 2024, Global Peace Women (GPW) held a virtual Award ceremony to celebrate participants of the ‘2023 Korean Dream Challenge 2023’.

2023 was a year marked by many successes for the SFV program. Thirty six coordinators from twelve countries globally applied the new knowledge and skills gained during SFV learning circles.

Ellin Kustianasari has been conducting annual webinars since 2021 on self-awareness among the youth. She shared her story.

Global Peace Foundation Paraguay and Global Peace Women work collaboratively through Area Mujer to advance areas related to women and families in peacebuilding.

The GPW Philipines Vice President Ms. Ching Chanyunco shared an inspirational message with the participants emphasizing the crucial role of mothers in shaping the values of children.