The core message was mothers at home matter and children matter and both have value, whether you educate at home or not or have different values to others, one should not be forced or looked upon differently if one has an alternative approach to the norm. It was unique to have 4 mothers coming from different perspectives. What went well: The honesty, vulnerability and sincerity of heart of each speaker and the engaging content. The content was about the real world, what mothe

On the 5th of September, WFWP Scotland warmly invites you to the meaningful 'Bridge of Peace' ceremony, an event that celebrates your role in fostering peace. The Bridge of Peace Ceremony is an event that creates a grassroots network of women dedicated to fostering peace in the daily lives of our families, communities, and the larger world. The participants will be twinned and cultivate a sisterhood to overcome differences in race, religion, and other backgrounds. If you have

July was a memorable month for WFWP Central London, with the Young Women's Speech Contest as our main activity. We welcomed seven inspiring young women, who each delivered thoughtful and heartfelt speeches on the theme of feminine leadership. Their unique perspectives, personal experiences, and passion for creating positive change made the event both meaningful and uplifting. It was encouraging to see the confidence and courage each contestant showed as they shared their idea

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I have been invited to speak about my work for peace in several mosques recently, including 2 Ismaili mosques, as well as Birmingham Central Mosque. On January 24th, the UK Islamic Mission invited me to share a presentation for about 50 ladies in Birmingham Central Mosque, the oldest mosque in the city. I spoke for 20 minutes, especially about the Women’s Peace Meeting and its impact over the last 30 years, followed by 10 minutes of question and answer. There was considerable