GPW Nepal in collaboration with GPF Nepal has started the "Project Samudaya Sewa," Project Community Service in Nepali, to help provide food relief and support to the families of the daily wage earner

“When someone is sick in the family, all attention goes to making them better. The more we can come back to supporting our health on a regular basis we can live in a state of health, not illness,” sa

On March 27, 2021 Zainab and her husband and children initiated their Family Volunteers for Peace project. It was a very special experience for the entire family.

Life doesn't come with a manual for mothers, but it comes with a grandmother. Happy Mother's Day.

"GPWLA teaches you how to make a seed grow. I would walk through the same steps and use it as a frame going forward." - Risa Perea, GPWLA 2020

The WPVE project would not have been possible without the collaborative efforts of our partners in Tanzania. We thank you and look forward to continuing our impactful works together. 

“Practice Peacemaking: Strategies for Bringing Service and Kindness into Everyday Family Life” drew people from 35 countries.

Global Peace Women and Global Peace Foundation Tanzania joined a coalition of local civic organizations in Tanzania to implement the Women Preventing Violent Extremism Project (WPVE).

Helping others starts with caring about others. Everywhere you go, you can think of ways to help. Like Rabi, a fourteen-year-old Nigerian girl.

Nona and Benny Ricafort met 60 years ago in New York while both of them were studying. The courtship was less than 2 years and they got married in Manila.

GPWLA has been a very decisive moment in my life. It has made me believe in myself and made me more confident.” Anu Lama's leadership journey.

Women from around Uruguay submitted video messages on GPW Uruguay’s Facebook page commemorating International Women's Day 2021