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On Tuesday June 2nd , I had my regular session of yoga for refugee women, in partnership with Women of Hope, held in the Quaker Meeting House in Selly Oak, Birmingham. It is so rewarding to bring something positive into the lives of all these women who have suffered so much, and for them to feel loved and valued. I am so grateful I can offer this service on behalf of our Women's Federation.

On May 7th, we held a regular Health Club meeting for our ladies. Around 35 guests attended, many of them new and young faces! Patricia gave a chair yoga session, and received a lot of positive feedback. Afterwards we enjoyed Velimira's talk about 'going beyond our comfort zone'. Then we had time for everyone to share from their personal experience. Such good energy is generated when women share their hearts together! Also our friend Ermine treated us to a beautiful song, "Qu

Dear Leaders, We are pleased to share our upcoming leadership training and capacity-building sessions taking place in June. These gatherings are designed to strengthen our leadership foundations, encourage collaboration, and create opportunities to learn from one another through shared experiences and best practices. This initiative aims not only to support and empower our current leaders in their important work, but also to encourage the integration of younger women into the

The Sacred Feminine Goddess Circle was an online meditation and well-being session organised by Women’s Federation for World Peace Central London as part of its Women Empowerment Circle (WEC) programme. The session was led by Laureta and the meditation by guest facilitator Bindu Bodanapu, a doctoral researcher in consciousness and feminine wisdom, and focused on emotional healing, grounding, feminine empowerment, and inner connection through guided meditation and reflective p

On Tuesday April 21st, we held a Principles of Peace study evening, attended by over 60 people from a wide variety of religious and cultural backgrounds, including Muslim, Christian and Sikh leaders, as well as those from the grassroots which included some refugees and asylum seekers. Also, many were from our Women's Peace Group. There were a number of people attending for the first time, which brought a very nice, fresh feeling to the evening. The main presentation discussed