Artists For Peace 2026 Celebration Ceremony. To enjoy the video recording of the event please click here.

On Saturday, 5th September 2026, the Women's Federation for World Peace Scotland held a 'Bridge of Peace Ceremony' at the Southside Community Centre in Edinburgh. After an introduction and explanation of the history of this unique event by the chairperson of WFWP Scotland, Harumi Currie, each person was randomly paired with another participant, forming new "sisterhood" or "brotherhood" connections. These pairings symbolised the start of a new friendship and unity beyond the e

This month, we shine a spotlight on Renu Poddar - an inspiring educator with nearly 28 years of experience, dedicated to helping children grow in confidence and reach their full potential. She now uses her experience to educate women obtain financial independence 💜 Join us for another inspiring HerStory conversation celebrating women, their journeys and the impact they make. 🌍✨ 📅 5 September 2026 🕔 5–6 PM UK | Online/Zoom #HerStory #WFWPUK #SpotlightSeries #Inspire #Empow

The Women's Federation for World Peace UK is hosting the Artist for Peace competition! ✨Theme: "Precious Moments with My Family" 🧒 Ages: 5–8 | 9–12 | 13–15 💰 Prizes (per age group): 1st: £100 | 2nd: £70 | 3rd: £40 (UK residents only) 📝 How to Enter: 1️⃣ Create: Draw, paint, collage, or sculpt your masterpiece (No AI, no digital art, 1 entry per person). 2️⃣ Snap: Take a high-quality photo or scan of your work. 3️⃣ Submit: Fill out the online form and upload your file. ⏰ De

On the 10th of July, we held our annual Young Women's Speech Contest. The topic was "Courage in Action: Stories of Feminine Leadership and It's Relevance Now". After encouraging words from 2 young women who took part in previous years, we heard from the 5 wonderful participants representing the UK, Congo, Nepal, Egypt and Bosnia. Around 75 of us were there to support the young women. We were all so moved by their sincerity and courage, and their aspirations to make a better w

HerStory: A Journey to Wellbeing was a Womem's Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Central London event created to provide women with a welcoming and supportive space to reconnect with themselves and one another. Centred around the theme "Reconnect. Reflect. Rise", the event aimed to promote emotional wellbeing, encourage meaningful conversations, and inspire personal growth through shared experiences. The programme brought together women from diverse backgrounds to explore the