In this episode of the HerStory podcast, Adia Lancaster sits down with Aimmee Kodachian, a powerful leader and founder of the Tears of Hope Movement, to explore the transformative power of hope, compassion, and purpose. Aimmee shares her deeply personal journey, from overcoming childhood struggles to navigating life’s challenges, and how these experiences inspired her mission to uplift others.

To commemorate Women's History Month and International Women’s Day, as a special gift for our WFWP USA members, we’re excited to share this month’s exclusive digital content: a printable poster, desktop wallpaper, and smartphone wallpaper designed to uplift and inspire you.

I grew up believing that God was a masculine figure. We prayed to Heavenly Father, recognizing Him as a parent to us. I was also taught that God created me in His image. But as a girl, this left me with an unspoken question.

My Mother’s Voice is a 40-day journal designed to take mothers of young children* on a journey of self-discovery, spiritual renewal, and empowerment. Through guided reflections, thoughtful prompts, and space for personal insights, you’ll explore the tender, motherly love of God.

January's HerTribe meetups centered around the theme "Growing Deep Roots," inspired by Mother Moon’s message about the importance of patience and faith in growth.

On February 15th, the Columbus Awaken Retreat provided a sacred space for women to come together, reflect on their divine identity, and strengthen their connection to Heavenly Parent and one another.

“Love Served 3 Ways” is a fun and creative guide designed to help you spice up your month with unique and memorable date night ideas.

February is the month of love, and we want to encourage couples (or besties!) to enjoy a fun date night at the movies—on us! We’re giving away a FREE pair of movie tickets so you can spend quality time with someone special.

In this inspiring episode of the HerStory Podcast, Yumi sits down with Ritu Chopra, a leadership coach, author, and speaker, to explore the transformative journey that shaped her career and life.

Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) is honored to celebrate Black History Month—also known as African American History Month—each February. This is a time to reflect, learn, and recognize the invaluable contributions of African Americans throughout history.

Life is full of obligations and responsibilities. Whether it's navigating our familial duties, work, or friendships, it can be easy to forget one of the most important people in our lives: ourselves. Here are a few ways to take care of your mind, body, and soul– for every season and every phase of your life. 

Women’s Federation for World Peace held its first-quarter HerStory in Action event to honor three remarkable women leaders who not only overcame challenges but also transformed their struggles into opportunities to inspire and serve their communities.

In this episode of the HerStory Podcast, Rafia Hasina, a dedicated peace advocate and leader in her Hawai’i community, shares her journey of leadership rooted in compassion and a deep sense of responsibility.

In this episode of the HerStory Podcast, Hilde Wiemann shares her journey and the profound lessons she’s learned about leadership, community-building, and healing.

Do you ever wonder what truly excites you or what dreams are waiting to be uncovered? The "What Sparks Your Joy?" Quiz is designed to help you explore your passions, priorities, and the experiences that bring meaning to your life.

Start the new year with a focus on personal growth and fulfillment using this activity calendar. Each month targets one key area—such as personal development, family wellbeing, or creating joyful moments—through simple, themed activities that can be checked off as you go. It’s a tool for staying on track and celebrating small, meaningful steps toward a more fulfilling year.

It’s a brand-new year! This is typically a time for reflecting on the past and setting goals for the future. Maybe you feel excitement and hope for 2025. But what happens when the new year only reminds you of unmet expectations and failures?

It’s midnight, and after a day spent grappling with a stomach flu that hit me hard, I find myself unusually reflective. Perhaps it’s the quiet stillness of the night or the perspective that comes after enduring something difficult. Either way, my thoughts are swirling.

This update provides a report on the recent visits to the children in Takeo on December 1st and Krache on December 15, 2024, as part of the Cambodia Project.

On a cheerful December afternoon, the WFWP New Jersey chapter gathered to celebrate the season and a year of meaningful achievements at their annual holiday party. With 30 attendees, the event was a wonderful mix of reflection, fun, and festivity that left everyone inspired and uplifted.