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We’re delighted to share this beautiful upcoming event with our community. The Year That Never Ends A contemporary fairy tale set to Vivaldi Join us for a special evening of film, music, poetry and storytelling, presented by WFWP UK in collaboration with A Girl at Sea Studio. Saturday, 28 November 2026 6:00–8:00 PM 43 Lancaster Gate, London W2 3NA All ticket proceeds will support nature protection and biodiversity in Vjosë-Nartë, Albania, including flamingo conservation, a

On the 22nd of October, we gathered together, 75 people from so many different backgrounds across race, culture and religion, for our WFWP and UPF Peace Studies evening. A number of people had brought items of clothing, dry food and toiletries with them, which we will distribute to the homeless in Birmingham through several Christian churches. The evening’s topic was 'How to develop our capacity to love', beginning with myself and my family, and out into the wider world. Afte

Thanksgiving Community Service Awards. On Sunday October 25th, representing WFWP and UPF, my husband, David, and I were very privileged to be one of a number of people invited to receive a Thanksgiving Community Service Award, recommended by Dhiren Katwa, a longstanding friend, who has followed and reported about our peace activities for 30 years. He is a renowned journalist and founder of Karma PR, the organisation conducting the evening. In the Programme, Dhiren stated that

The Young Women's Speech Contest 2026, organized by the Women’s Federation for World Peace UK, successfully celebrated the theme "Courage in Action: Stories of Feminine Leadership and Its Relevance Now." Held on October 10th, 2026, the event gathered young women, supporters, and community guests to witness powerful narratives of feminine leadership articulated through determination, integrity, and service. Co-moderated by Sharon Kabubi and Amina Meshnuni, the program was init