Professor Bradley who teaches sociology at Bristol University was the main speaker at our event. On the 10th October, We had our first Bridge of Peace reunion in Bristol. More than 40 guests attend
On the thought-provoking topic: “What can youth with religious backgrounds offer British society?” the Harrow Branch of WFWP held a ‘Women’s Forum’ in the meeting room at Harrow Volunteer Centre from 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, 4th October
AN EVENING TO CONSIDER 'THE VALUE OF THE FAMILY IN SOCIETY'
Written by Patricia Earle
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
On Wednesday September 30th, just over a hundred people expressed their interest and concern about this important topic, attending a meeting which was co-sponsored by the Universal Peace Federation and the Women’s Federation for World Peace.
LAUNCH OF WEST LONDON WFWP BRANCH - AFTERNOON TEA
Saturday 26th September WFWP West London branch launched their monthly Afternoon Tea. On this occasion we were honored to invite Andrea Foulkes she is a British past life regression therapist who was a co‐host of Have I Been Here Before?, an ITV daytime television show, in the show celebrities are led by Andrea to re‐experience their past lives
Twelve Chinese women from the All China Women’s Federation
Written by Dolores Read
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
in a research trip to the UK, visited Women’s Federation for World Peace HQ in London, on 22nd of September 2009, to hear a brief programme about roles and responsibilities, as well as practices in supporting women, to address their voices and enhance their influences
To mark the UN International Day of Peace WFWP-UK held their First Women of Africa United in Peace ‘Bridge of Peace’ event on Sunday 20th September 2009; it was a wonderful occasion which bought together over 110 women to demonstrate the way on peace-building and reconciliation initiatives, hence promoting a more peaceful, harmonious society. Our Emcee Marie-Lyse Numuhoza introduced, a panel of distinguished guests’ speakers:
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Professor Bradley who teaches sociology at Bristol University was the main speaker at our event. On the 10th October, We had our first Bridge of Peace reunion in Bristol. More than 40 guests attend
On the thought-provoking topic: “What can youth with religious backgrounds offer British society?” the Harrow Branch of WFWP held a ‘Women’s Forum’ in the meeting room at Harrow Volunteer Centre from 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, 4th October
On Wednesday September 30th, just over a hundred people expressed their interest and concern about this important topic, attending a meeting which was co-sponsored by the Universal Peace Federation and the Women’s Federation for World Peace.
LAUNCH OF WEST LONDON WFWP BRANCH - AFTERNOON TEA
in a research trip to the UK, visited Women’s Federation for World Peace HQ in London, on 22nd of September 2009, to hear a brief programme about roles and responsibilities, as well as practices in supporting women, to address their voices and enhance their influences
To mark the UN International Day of Peace WFWP-UK held their First Women of Africa United in Peace ‘Bridge of Peace’ event on Sunday 20th September 2009; it was a wonderful occasion which bought together over 110 women to demonstrate the way on peace-building and reconciliation initiatives, hence promoting a more peaceful, harmonious society. Our Emcee Marie-Lyse Numuhoza introduced, a panel of distinguished guests’ speakers:
