Family volunteering is not common in Japan, but its significance was evident in Nanao City from March 24 to March 30, during a volunteer camp to support earthquake victims.

During her time in Paraguay, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Rigoberta Menchú visited Global Peace Foundation (GPF) offices where she met distinguished and honorable women of Paraguay.

This collaboration seeks to foster regional integration, sustainable development, and lasting peace through joint projects and coordinated efforts​.

During a meeting held on April 29, 2024, Dr. Gladis Fischer Martinez, a lawyer specializing in gerontology, discussed aging and how society can better support its elderly population.

Celebrating International Day of Families 2024

The journey of women's leadership encompasses multifaceted roles, transcending conventional boundaries imposed by societal norms.

In times of great need, it is the measure of our generosity and kindness that defines us as a society.

Since joining GPW in 2021, Enelless has spearheaded three impactful projects, each addressing critical issues faced by her community in Malawi.

Notably, Mariam spearheaded the successful implementation of a project providing vital life skills training to address the aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic-related-violence in Wakiso District, Uganda.

Naswirah Nalukwago's journey towards becoming a leader and advocate for change in her community in Southern Uganda began with a single step – her decision to volunteer for a GPW program in March 2020.

Azmiri Begum, a teacher, initiated a mental health well-being project, driven by a desire to equip students with the tools and knowledge to navigate their emotions and challenges effectively.

Aisha has been investing in young women students where she lives in Kaduna, Nigeria, equipping 40 girls between the ages of 15 to 25 with tech skills.