On Friday, January 24, 2025, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Arizona Chapter proudly presented the HerStory Award to Vice Mayor Doreen Garlid at a special ceremony held at the Peace Embassy in Tempe, Arizona.

On Saturday, March 15, 2025, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Washington DC Chapter, in collaboration with the Benin Women’s Group, hosted a special program in celebration of International Women’s Day. The event took place at the historic Fraser Mansion, home to the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office.

What do scissors, glue, and a simple picture have in common? In rural Cambodia, they’re tools for transformation. This spring, WFWP Cambodia visited Kampong Speu and Kratie, where children folded paper into New Year cards and turned quiet images into imaginative stories. With support from WFWP New Jersey, even the smallest activities are building confidence, creativity, and brighter futures.

Since 2015, the WFWP New Jersey Chapter has partnered with generous donors to support students in Cambodia through the Cambodia Project. On March 30, 2025, WFWP Cambodia brought creative writing and art workshops to 73 children in Takeo Province — many experiencing imaginative learning for the first time. The result? Newfound confidence, joy, and connection across borders.

In April 2025, 43 women from across the United States joined WFWP USA on a pilgrimage to Korea to commemorate the opening of the first International Interfaith Temple and honor the 33rd Anniversary of the Women's Federation for World Peace.

Motherhood is often depicted as a joyous and fulfilling experience, but its transformative power is deeply personal, at times unexpected, and always profound. The act of becoming a mother requires the shedding of the old self—the person you once were—and embracing a new version of yourself.

In this episode of the HerStory Podcast, Tasnah Bercy, a wife, mother, entrepreneur, and leader based in Kodiak, Alaska, shares her inspiring journey of personal and professional growth.

Mother’s Day is the perfect excuse to go beyond the card and flowers and spend meaningful time together as a family. Whether you're planning for your mom, grandma, wife, or the mother of your children—or if you’re the mom (hey there, superwoman!)—these creative ideas are all about love, connection, and creating unforgettable memories.

On Saturday, March 29, 2025, the Beech Room at The Washington Times Building was filled with warmth, inspiration, and purpose as community members gathered for the DMV HerStory Awards, hosted by the Women’s Federation for World Peace USA (WFWP) in celebration of Women’s History Month.

The first quarter of 2025 was a powerful launchpad for the Global Women’s Peace Network (GWPN) as we boldly lifted the theme:
“The Feminine Edge: Why Women’s Leadership Matters.” Thanks to the passion and dedication of WFWP leaders and partners, 20 vibrant events were hosted, co-sponsored, or attended by WFWP chapters, reaching 288 women, with 42% attending for the very first time!

In the first quarter of 2025, the ripple of love grew stronger—thanks to you, our generous community. Through the 1% Love Share Project, $5,162 was raised and donated, proving once again that when we give together, even in small amounts, we create life-changing impact.

In the first quarter of 2025, HerTribe gatherings across the nation united women in deep reflection, meaningful conversations, and creative activities. With 26 HerTribes hosting 250 women, including many newcomers, these gatherings fostered trust, sisterhood, and personal growth.

Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Hawaiʻi Chapter was honored to attend the 2025 International Women’s Day Breakfast, graciously hosted by First Lady Jaime Kanani Green and Australian Consulate General Wilhelmina Van Beers at the historic Washington Place in Honolulu.

Spring cleaning is the perfect time to refresh both your home and mind using Marie Kondo's KonMari method, which focuses on keeping only what "sparks joy." Don’t miss our printable checklist for detailed tasks and tips to help you complete your spring cleaning with intention.

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.