We’re excited to share our new Archetype Webinar, now available for WFWP Members! This session explores the four feminine archetypes—Lover, Mother, Warrior, and Sage—with a focus on the Mother archetype, and comes with recordings and downloadable handouts to support your reflection and growth.

Fatherhood is often expressed not through grand gestures, but through everyday acts of love, sacrifice, guidance, and steadfast support. In this thoughtful article, Naomi Tanaka reflects on the vital role fathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures play in building strong families and communities.

What happens when motherhood doesn't unfold exactly as expected? In this heartfelt reflection inspired by our conversation with Rashida Cartwright, we explore the power of community, vulnerability, and self-care.

In this inspiring article, Eika Jung reflects on unemployment, uncertainty, and the journey of discovering one's true identity. Through personal experience and lessons from Kung Fu Panda, she explores how accepting life's unexpected outcomes can help us hear the Divine voice within and find peace amidst change.

Early on the morning of May 21, 1944, a sudden accident claimed the lives of more than 160 soldiers, sailors, and civilians. A spark ignited pallets of mortars, ammunition, and thousands of gallons of gasoline, destroying six ships at the West Loch Naval facility in Pearl Harbor.

On Monday, May 25, 2026, WFWP-HI and AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary members Yuriko Harding and Marie Francoise Mitchell attended the 75th Mayor’s Memorial Day Ceremony at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Pūowaina.

When WFWP USA members and donors contributed $700 toward a sewing program in São Tomé and Príncipe, the goal was straightforward: give women practical skills that could open doors. On April 11, we got a glimpse of just how wide those doors can swing.

The first 1-day Awaken Women’s Retreat in Connecticut was held in Bridgeport on Saturday, May 2nd. Twenty women spent the day together in Bridgeport International Academy’s Spurgin Hall— a familiar community event space.

The days are growing warmer and the sunshine lingers a little longer, May offers the perfect invitation to step outside and slow down. In the middle of busy schedules, sometimes the most meaningful memories come from the simplest moments.

This piece centers on the words of Holy Mother Han, offering timeless guidance for women seeking to live with purpose and compassion.

Motherhood is one of the most powerful forces in human life, yet it cannot always be defined by biology alone. Beyond birth and tradition, motherhood reveals itself through acts of nurturing, sacrifice, protection, and unwavering love.

Our April Interreligious Sharing program was held via Zoom due to several participants navigating health situations. Despite the virtual format, the gathering was vibrant and deeply engaging

In April’s session, Myrna Lapres explored the balance between authenticity and connection, drawing on insights from The Myth of Normal by Gabor Maté.

The highlight of the event was the recognition of Apostle Sandria Alston for her exceptional dedication to ministry and service. She has pastored her church for 35 years and served in ministry for over 45 years.

In recognition of United Nations World Health Day on April 7—commemorating the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948—NJ WFWP organized a local program dedicated to educating women on important health issues.

Across Mozambique and Rwanda, education is opening doors and hope is taking root. Thanks to donor support through the Schools of Africa Project, students are gaining access to quality education, and young women are being empowered to shape their futures with confidence and purpose.

Over the first three months of 2026, HerTribe communities nationwide experienced a flurry of activity and renewed focus. In addition to regular monthly meetings led by twelve of our HerTribe groups, WFWP USA launched the start of HerTribe Online: Spring Semester, a monthly online gathering for women to participate in the HerTribe curriculum, from the comfort of their own homes.

New York - After 27 years, the WFWPI brought back the Bridge of Peace Program at the auspices of the UN in New York in time for the Commission on the Status of Women 70th Session. WFWP USA was honored by the opportunity to support this historic program.

From January through March 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) advanced its mission of cultivating peace through service, leadership development, interfaith collaboration, and personal growth initiatives across the United States and internationally.