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Peace Explorers gathered again on 28 February at 43 Lancaster Gate for an uplifting afternoon of crafts, storytelling, meditation and music designed to nurture self‑worth, inner calm and peaceful hearts. This time Merope guided a thoughtful conversation on mind–body unity —the understanding that emotional states are expressed physically, often before words appear. Drawing on principles widely recognised in developmental psychology and somatic education, she explored how the b

The Women’s Empowerment Circle (WEC), organised by the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Central London Branch, was held on 20 February as a well- being–focused community event aimed at supporting women’s emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness. The primary objective of the event was to create a safe, calm, and inclusive space where women could step away from daily pressures, relax deeply, and reconnect with themselves and others. The session sought to promote stre

Report from WFWP SL – 10 December 2025. It was an inviting and warm afternoon, all the women who attended were happy to be there. We watched a beautiful video, that highlighted our funder’s work for peace and her aspiration to spread this message with the world. Cllr. Bernadette Khan, former Mayor of Croydon, could not attend due to her husband’s hospitalization. We spent the time in group discussions focused on Women’s Empowerment. The conversations were enriching, and every

I have been working in partnership with Women of Hope in Birmingham for quite some time, especially giving disadvantaged women the opportunity to learn and practice their craft skills. On November 21st , I was invited to offer a session of yoga at the Friends Meeting House in Selly Oak, which about 40 women attended. We did basic exercises for almost one hour, and the women seemed to really enjoy it. All these activities help the women to feel their value, and improve their s

Mainly through our Birmingham Women’s Peace Group, I have been collecting items of clothing, toiletries and dried food to help the homeless in Birmingham in recent years. These items are distributed through 4 churches : St Martin in the Bullring, Agape Church, St Michael and St John, and St Basil’s Edmunds Court. On January 9 th , I took quite a number of items to Edmunds Court, where 48 young women are given accommodation for several months, and helped to integrate back into