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Tuesday, December 2, 2025

IWPG Global Region 9 Warmly Concludes the ‘Love and Hope Sharing Bazaar’

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IWPG Global Region 9 Warmly Concludes
the ‘Love and Hope Sharing Bazaar’

The “2025 Fruitful Love Sharing Food Bazaar” hosted by IWPG Global Region 9 successfully wrapped up on the 30th, spreading warmth throughout the local community. It was held at the restaurant “Flying Mountain Squid,” the event felt even more meaningful as the winter chill settled in.

This bazaar was organized as a way to practice peace and neighborly love, with members preparing a wide variety of homemade dishes from early dawn. Every dish carried sincerity and care, and participants showed enthusiastic appreciation throughout the event.

Throughout the event, people shared food and conversations in a warm and friendly atmosphere, creating a natural space to exchange “hearts of peace.” Moments like these truly reflect the values IWPG strives to promote.

Global Director Im Mi-sook expressed hopes that this bazaar will serve as a foundation for the group’s 2026 activities, adding that IWPG plans to expand its education, programs, and volunteer efforts to further strengthen global awareness of peace.

A portion of the proceeds from the event will be donated to single-parent households, allowing the kindness shared at the bazaar to spread even further into the community.

IWPG Global Region 9 also plans to operate follow-up programs for participants, ensuring that the spirit of neighborly love continues well beyond this bazaar.

IWPG is an international women’s NGO registered with UN ECOSOC and DGC, working across 122 countries with 115 branches and over 800 partner organizations. Their initiatives include strengthening women’s solidarity, promoting a culture of peace, delivering women’s peace education, and supporting the legislation of the DPCW.

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Thursday, November 20, 2025

IWPG Busan East Branch, Online Women’s Peace Education Program

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IWPG Busan East Branch, Online Women’s Peace Education Program

The Busan East Branch of the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) announced on the 12th that it successfully completed the 25-3-2 Women’s Peace Education program, conducted online over a two-week period.

Under the slogan ‘The first teacher in our lives is our mother — it is you, women,’ the program was designed to help women recognize themselves as key agents of peace while developing their capacity as educators. The program consisted of eight sessions, and all participants who completed the course received an official IWPG Women’s Peace Instructor Certificate.

The core message delivered throughout the course was that “peace begins with respecting and loving oneself.” The lectures explained that even small changes in one's attitude can spread like dandelion seeds, influencing society and ultimately contributing to global peace.

Participant Ha Mi-yeon shared, “I realized that peace isn’t something grand; it begins with my small actions and attitudes. I want to change myself first and spread peace to those around me.”

According to IWPG, from 2018 to this year, 6,532 women from 95 countries have participated in the Women’s Peace Education program, with 4,099 completing the course. Furthermore, 411 certified Women’s Peace Instructors have been trained globally and continue to carry the message of peace within their communities.

Jang Myeong-ok, head of the IWPG Busan East Branch, stated that the program was “not merely about delivering knowledge, but about guiding participants to think for themselves and take action. I hope this becomes an opportunity for women to realize that they can be both the foundation and the bridge for peace.”

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Tuesday, November 11, 2025

IWPG Ulsan Branch Signs MOA with Ulsan Art Focus to Promote a Culture of Peace

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IWPG Ulsan Branch Signs MOA with
Ulsan Art Focus to Promote a Culture of Peace

The Ulsan Branch of the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), led by Director Choi Mi-rye, signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Ulsan Art Focus, a local online media outlet represented by Park Joon-seop, to promote a culture of peace and strengthen community cooperation. The signing ceremony took place on October 31 at the IWPG Ulsan Branch office.

The agreement aims to spread the value of peace through the media and empower women’s peace leadership. Both organizations agreed to cooperate closely in various areas, including peace-related news and publicity, promotion of women’s peace activities and education programs, and campaigns to foster a peace culture within the local community.

CEO Park Joon-seop of Ulsan Art Focus said, “I deeply empathize with the social significance of IWPG’s peace initiatives. As a local media outlet, we will strive to raise awareness of the importance of peace and help citizens experience its value in their everyday lives.”

Director Choi Mi-rye of IWPG Ulsan Branch stated, “Peace is not the possession of a few, but a precious value that everyone should create together. Through this partnership, I hope citizens can come closer to the message of peace through the media.”

Through this agreement, the IWPG Ulsan Branch plans to strengthen its cooperation network with local media and continue promoting participatory peace programs and campaigns. The branch aims to take the lead in establishing a sustainable culture of peace based on women’s empowerment.

IWPG currently operates 115 branches in 122 countries and cooperates with more than 800 partner organizations in 68 countries. Under the vision of achieving “Sustainable World Peace,” IWPG continues to carry out various peace initiatives such as promoting peace culture, women’s peace education, and supporting the legislation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).

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Thursday, October 30, 2025

IWPG signs a Peace Art MOU with Czech artist Irena Procházková.

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IWPG signs a Peace Art MOU with Czech artist Irena Procházková.

On October 10, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) Global Region 7, led by Director Eun-Kyung Kim, held an online MOU signing ceremony with Czech artist Irena Procházková to promote peace through art.

The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation in the “Love of Peace Art Competition” and “Peace Art Exhibition,” expanding peace, empathy, and cultural exchange through art.

Since 2018, Irena Procházková has actively held solo and group exhibitions across Europe, the United States, and Asia, gaining attention for her work that merges art with social messages.

In September, she attended the 2025 World Women’s Peace Conference held in Cheongju, serving as a final judge for the 7th Love of Peace Art Competition, continuing her collaboration with IWPG.

The Peace Art Exhibition brings together artists of all ages—from children to professionals—to express messages of peace through art. Beyond a space for appreciation, it will integrate women’s peace education and the values of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) through workshops and creative programs.

The Love of Peace Art Competition encourages youth worldwide to rediscover the meaning of peace through creative artistic expression. National preliminaries, judging, and award ceremonies will foster global solidarity among young artists.

Director Eun-Kyung Kim stated, “Art is a powerful medium that connects hearts beyond borders. Through this agreement, we expect to strengthen women’s peace solidarity and promote the culture of peace in the Czech Republic.”

Irena Procházková shared, “It is an honor to share the value of peace through art. I look forward to further collaboration with IWPG.”

The International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) is a UN-registered NGO under ECOSOC and the Department of Global Communications (DGC), headquartered in South Korea. It has 115 branches in 122 countries and collaborates with over 800 organizations in 68 nations.

With the vision of “Achieving Sustainable World Peace,” IWPG promotes women’s peace education, peace culture, and international solidarity, while supporting the legislation of the DPCW to end war and build lasting peace.

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Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Zambia’s first Islamic mosque reborn as a symbol of peace through HWPL mural volunteering.

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Zambia’s first Islamic mosque reborn
as a symbol of peace through HWPL mural volunteering.

The Chibolya Old Mosque, Zambia’s first Islamic mosque, has been reborn as a symbol of peace and harmony. Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) held a mural volunteer project in the Chibolya area of Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, delivering messages of hope and peace. This initiative marked the opening of the 1st Zambia Peace Summit, held from October 11 to 13.

The summit, co-hosted by HWPL and the local organization Family Development Initiatives (FDI), aimed to establish Zambia as a leading nation of peace. Distinguished attendees included Zambia’s Grand Mufti Asadullah Mwale, Senior Religious Officer Shikota Noanga from the Vice President’s Office, and Dr. Victor Kagoli from the Lusaka City Council. All emphasized the importance of interfaith harmony and international cooperation in building lasting peace.

Over 50 participants, including leaders from six different religions, youth volunteers, and local residents, took part in the mural project. They decorated the mosque’s outer walls with themes of “interfaith harmony,” “youth participation,” and “community unity.” The mural became more than an artwork—it stood as a living symbol of different faiths coming together to create peace.

Chibolya, often associated with crime and youth drug abuse, has long struggled with negative perceptions. HWPL chose this very place to transform it from a “symbol of conflict” into a “beacon of peace.” Through the mural work, the community found new opportunities for understanding, cooperation, and hope.

Volunteers shared that the activity went beyond art—it built trust between religions and empowered youth as agents of peace. One participant said, “By painting together, we learned to respect each other’s faith and culture.” The experience inspired young people in Chibolya to realize that peace begins with themselves.

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Thursday, October 23, 2025

HWPL and CCP Spread Hope Through Relief Activities in Pakistan

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HWPL and CCP Spread Hope Through
Relief Activities in Pakistan

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) and the Christian Council of Pakistan (CCP) held a joint “2025 Flood Relief Activity” on September 1 in Swabi Jaddon Valley, Pakistan. Under the slogan “Let’s join hands and serve humanity,” the event aimed to support residents affected by the devastating floods. Beyond material aid, the initiative carried a heartfelt message of peace, hope, and solidarity.

According to the Pakistani government, the floods claimed around 1,500 lives and left more than 2.5 million people displaced. Thousands of homes and farmlands were destroyed, and in remote areas like Swabi Jaddon Valley, delayed government aid worsened the tragedy. Entire families were lost — one family lost 13 members, another 8 — leaving the community in deep sorrow.

The relief event brought together 25 HWPL volunteers, 10 local supporters, CCP representatives, church leaders, and local residents. They distributed blankets, flour, cooking oil, milk, tea, and other essential supplies to affected families. Residents expressed heartfelt gratitude, saying the support gave them hope to start anew.

The head of HWPL Pakistan stated, “Helping our neighbors in times of crisis is a fundamental human duty and the starting point of peace.” He emphasized HWPL’s ongoing commitment to humanitarian work in over 90 countries worldwide. This relief activity, too, was recognized as a meaningful act of life-saving solidarity.

CCP representative Kamran Michael shared, “This activity was more than just relief—it was a gesture of hope.” He emphasized that the effort sent a message to isolated communities: “You are not alone.” Their compassionate work continues to inspire unity and hope across Pakistan and beyond.

Building on this relief activity, HWPL and CCP plan to launch long-term projects to help rebuild local communities. They are also working with educational authorities to integrate peace education into public curricula and provide learning opportunities for marginalized groups. Through such initiatives, they continue to cultivate a culture of peace that transcends borders and differences.

Even the smallest act of kindness can spark great change. Just as a single blood donation can save three lives, the compassion shown by HWPL and CCP has become a beacon of hope amid despair. This relief activity will be remembered as a symbol of true global solidarity for peace.

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Thursday, October 16, 2025

IPYG Youth Join the “Billion Trees Project,” Bringing Warmth to Mongolia

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IPYG Youth Join the “Billion Trees Project,”
Bringing Warmth to Mongolia

Youth around the world are stepping up to make the Earth greener — and their efforts have now reached Mongolia. The International Peace Youth Group (IPYG), an affiliate of Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), has joined hands with the Mongolian government’s “Billion Trees Project”, leading the “Youth’s Unity – Green Gateway” campaign. This initiative goes beyond simple tree planting, empowering youth to become active agents for sustainability and global peace.

The “Youth’s Unity – Green Gateway” campaign has been led nationwide by the Mongolian government since 2023. Through consistent participation, IPYG youth have contributed to Mongolia’s sustainable development and to raising public awareness about environmental protection.Rather than simply planting trees, the campaign emphasizes long-term responsibility in nurturing and safeguarding them.

IPYG is also embracing digital technology to enhance environmental protection. Using Public Lab Mongolia NGO’s digital system, each tree is registered on an interactive map and monitored through satellite imagery. This ensures that the trees planted are tracked and nurtured effectively over time.

From 2023 to 2025, IPYG has planted over 8,000 trees of nine different species across 21 provinces and nine districts in Mongolia, together with more than 2,000 participants including government agencies, NGOs, and citizens. This initiative also led to greening 47 household spaces and establishing five “Peace Green Groves.” Through these efforts, IPYG youth are sowing the seeds of peace and sustainability hand-in-hand with local communities.

Recognizing the success of these initiatives, the Mongolian Forestry Agency officially awarded a Certificate of Appreciation to HWPL in August 2025. The award honors IPYG’s contribution to the nation’s reforestation efforts and its commitment to creating a greener, more sustainable future for the planet.

An IPYG representative stated, “We plan to expand the ‘Youth’s Unity – Green Gateway’ campaign during Mongolia’s national tree-planting days in spring and autumn. By encouraging participation from both citizens and public institutions, we aim to turn Mongolia into a greener land. This campaign will not be a one-time event, but a continuous peace initiative rooted in sustainability.”

IPYG’s tree-planting campaign is more than an environmental effort; it’s a beautiful act of commitment toward sustainable peace for humanity and the Earth.

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Tuesday, October 14, 2025

IWPG Busan Eastern Branch Holds Women’s Peace Education... Inspiring Women to Become Agents of Peace

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IWPG Busan Eastern Branch Holds Women’s Peace Education...
Inspiring Women to Become Agents of Peace

The 7th Online Women’s Peace Education Program, hosted by the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) Busan Eastern Branch, recently concluded its two-week journey. Held from October 2nd to 12th under the slogan “The First Teacher in Our Lives is You, Women and Mothers,” the program aimed to help participants recognize their role as agents of peace. Throughout the course, women developed both awareness and teaching skills to spread a culture of peace.

The eight-session program awarded participants with an official IWPG Peace Lecturer Certificate upon completion. It emphasized that peace begins with self-respect and love — when these are absent, conflict arises, but when they are present, peace can grow. Participants were reminded that peace is cultivated first within oneself, then naturally spreads to others.

Participant Ha Mi-yeon shared, “I realized that peace is not something grand, but something that starts from my small actions and attitude. I will first change myself and practice respect and love. I hope that small seed of peace spreads like a dandelion fluff to those around me.”

According to IWPG, from 2018 to 2025, 6,532 women from 95 countries participated in the Women’s Peace Education program. Among them, 4,099 have completed the course, and 411 certified peace lecturers are now sharing the value of peace across the globe. This demonstrates how women are taking an active role in teaching and spreading peace worldwide.

Jang Myeong-ok, Director of the IWPG Busan Eastern Branch, said, “This education was not just about sharing knowledge — it was a process that encouraged participants to think and act on their own. I hope the participants realize that women can be both the foundation and the bridge of peace.”

Meanwhile, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) is a UN-registered international NGO under ECOSOC and DGC. With 115 branches in 122 countries and over 800 partner organizations, IWPG promotes peace education, cultural exchange, and the legislation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW). Its vision is to achieve sustainable world peace by empowering women to plant seeds of peace across the globe.

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Monday, October 13, 2025

Peace Begins with Me – The Peace Vision of Nayeong Jeon, Chairwoman of IWPG

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Peace Begins with Me – The Peace Vision of
Nayeong Jeon, Chairwoman of IWPG

In August, Jeon Na-young was appointed as the new Chairwoman of the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG). She declared her commitment to achieving peace through education and cultural transformation, guided by the philosophy that “peace begins with me.” This statement is not merely a slogan but a vision that redefines the role of women in building a culture of peace.

At a press conference held in Cheongju, South Korea, Jeon stated, “It’s time to build a strong organization on the solid foundation we’ve laid.”

She emphasized her goal of transforming IWPG into a group with “deep and lasting global influence.” Today, IWPG operates 115 branches around the world, building an international network of women for peace.

Jeon described IWPG’s uniqueness as being rooted in “a mother’s heart.” She believes that a mother’s instinct to protect her children is the strongest driving force for peace. “We are not an organization that only speaks about peace,” she said. “We take action in our own communities to make the world a better place.”

One of IWPG’s key initiatives is the Peace Leader Training Education (PLTE) program for women. This program helps women in conflict zones recognize their own worth and empowers them to stand on their own. Jeon believes that “when one woman changes, her family and her community change as well.”

IWPG also nurtures peace awareness among children through its annual International Peace Drawing Contest. According to Jeon, “The purpose of this contest is to let children learn about peace naturally through creative expression.” The event provides future generations with a platform to think, feel, and communicate the value of peace.

Jeon highlighted the successful peace case in Mindanao, Philippines, where a 40-year conflict ended through collaboration with HWPL. A simple question — “Raise your hand if you don’t want peace” — moved the hearts of people and led to a peace agreement. She emphasized that this story shows how the true power of peace lies in simple yet profound truth.

In closing, Jeon stated, “The family is the best school, and peace begins at home.” Through its women’s peace education programs, IWPG collaborates with governments and communities to expand peace initiatives. She concluded with a message of empowerment: “When one woman changes, the world changes.”

Peace is not a grand act, but a continuous journey that begins with me. Chairwoman Jeon and IWPG are living proof of that truth.

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Tuesday, September 30, 2025

International Women’s Peace Group, holding ‘2025 International Women’s Peace Group Conference’

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International Women’s Peace Group,
holding ‘2025 International Women’s Peace Group Conference’

On September 19, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) hosted the 2025 World Women’s Peace Conference at Enford Hotel in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do. The event brought together 800 women leaders from around the world to discuss sustainable pathways to peace. This year’s theme was “Beyond Conflict: Women’s Peace Leadership Toward Hope and Recovery.”

The conference welcomed key women political figures from conflict-affected regions, including Bintou Founé Bouahare Samaké, former Minister of Women, Children and Family Promotion of Mali; Faiza Abdelakoub Salam, Deputy Minister of Culture of Yemen; and Aisha Al Mahdi Shalabi, a Member of Parliament from Libya. They shared on-the-ground perspectives and highlighted the crucial role of women’s leadership in peacebuilding.

The first session focused on the role of women’s leadership in driving peace during conflict. MP Shalabi from Libya, in her keynote speech, underscored the possibilities of hope and recovery. Former Minister Samaké from Mali emphasized women as leaders of community and national recovery. Additionally, Kim Simplis Barrow, former First Lady of Belize, presented the impact of women’s leadership on the international peace landscape.

Later sessions showcased peace efforts such as initiatives in Mindanao, Philippines; feminist foreign policy in Mongolia; and women’s role in addressing climate crises in the Netherlands. The second half of the conference highlighted institutionalizing peace and expanding peace education, with examples from South Africa, Korea, and Mongolia. Notably, Mongolia introduced peace education within its military, resulting in 160 graduates—a remarkable achievement.

In the afternoon, the “Peace Family Workshop” gathered 90 peace leaders and ambassadors to plan strategies for the upcoming year. Side events included the International Peace Drawing Contest and a Peace Culture Lounge, offering global delegates a chance to experience Korean traditional culture.

Nayoung Jeon, Chairwoman of IWPG, highlighted the significance of the event, saying, “Women from across the globe, who have united and acted for peace amidst conflicts, gathered here today to discuss concrete steps toward sustainable peace.” The conference provided simultaneous interpretation in six languages, including Korean, English, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Mongolian, and was broadcast online in six additional languages.

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IWPG Hosts World Women’s Peace Conference in Cheongju

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IWPG Hosts World Women’s Peace Conference in Cheongju

In the midst of ongoing conflicts around the world, women leaders gathered in Cheongju to explore solutions for peace. The International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), led by Chairwoman Jeon Na-young, hosted the “2025 World Women’s Peace Conference” on September 19 at the Nford Hotel in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do. More than 800 women leaders from Korea and abroad came together to discuss pathways for sustainable peace. The conference was held under the theme “Beyond Conflict: Women’s Peace Leadership for Hope and Recovery,” drawing significant attention with the participation of women politicians from conflict regions.

Notable participants included Samaké, former Minister of Women, Children, and Family Promotion of Mali; Salam, Deputy Minister of Culture of Yemen; and Shalabi, a Libyan Member of Parliament. In her keynote speech, Shalabi emphasized that women play a pivotal role in seeking new hope amid conflicts. Former Minister Samaké highlighted that women are not just victims but drivers of national recovery. Kim Simplis, former First Lady of Belize, also noted that inclusive women’s leadership contributes meaningfully to global peace.

The event also featured case studies from different regions. Maria Teresa Royo Timbal, Deputy Mayor of the Philippines, shared her experience in transforming Mindanao into a land of peace. Lakshmi, an advisor from Mongolia, presented examples of feminist foreign policy, while Secretary General Richardson from the Netherlands stressed the importance of women’s involvement in addressing the climate crisis. These presentations highlighted the diverse roles women play in building peace.

The importance of institutionalizing peace and expanding education was also underscored. Kgomo from South Africa referred to the “Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW),” stressing the need for women’s participation in legislative processes. IWPG Peace Chairwoman Lee Haeryeong emphasized that peace on the Korean Peninsula must be supported by active involvement of women in civil society. A notable case was the completion of IWPG peace education by 160 members of the Mongolian military, which drew much attention.

In the afternoon, the “Peace Family Workshop” was held with the participation of 44 international delegates and 25 Korean peace activists. They shared practical tasks to be carried out over the next year as a united peace family, strengthening solidarity across borders. IWPG Chairwoman Jeon Na-young emphasized that this global gathering of women discussing and acting together would serve as the foundation for sustainable peace. The conference was broadcast in six languages with simultaneous interpretation to reach audiences worldwide.

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Tuesday, September 23, 2025

HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of the Peace Summit, Gathering 800 Global Leaders

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HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of the Peace Summit,
Gathering 800 Global Leaders

- Presenting Achievements and Vision for Cooperation among International Organizations, Governments, and Civil Society for Peace -

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL, Chairman Man Hee Lee), an international peace NGO, held the “11th Annual Commemoration of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit” under the theme “Uniting for Peace and Fulfilling Humanity’s Duty Together”. The main event took place in Cheongju, Republic of Korea, on September 18–19, and will continue in major cities across 78 countries worldwide until October.

This year, more than 800 leaders—including former and current presidents, prime ministers, speakers of parliament, chief justices, ministers, as well as leaders from the fields of education, religion, media, and youth—voluntarily gathered in Korea to mark the 11th anniversary.

At the 9.18 World Peace Summit in 2014, participants pledged practical approaches and implementation for peacebuilding in areas such as international law for the guarantee and maintenance of peace, and interfaith harmony. At the 11th anniversary, HWPL shared the outcomes of its three core initiatives over the past year, highlighting cases where public–private cooperation models were developed and implemented for sustainable peace across diverse national and social structures.

One of the central agendas of the conference was the expansion of international support and implementation of the “Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).” Proposed by HWPL, the DPCW is an international legal framework that includes principles such as ▲prohibition of the use of force, ▲prevention and mediation of conflicts, and ▲assurance of sustainable peace.

Over the past year, support for the DPCW has grown on both international and regional levels. Seventeen entities—including major intergovernmental organizations such as the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament (PARLATINO), the legislatures of Paraguay, the Dominican Republic, and South Sudan, as well as local governments in the Philippines, Mongolia, Georgia (U.S.), Madagascar, Mali, and India—adopted resolutions in support of the DPCW.

In his commemorative address, HWPL Chairman Man Hee Lee emphasized global cooperation for peace, stating, “Conflict can never be a virtue; establishing peace is the true good. If we fail to create a peaceful world in our time, we will pass conflicts on to the next generation. What we must leave for the future is not conflict, but a world of peace. Today, the work we must do is an act of goodness.”

In a congratulatory speech, Ivo Josipović, the 3rd President of Croatia, stressed, “We must recognize that our efforts to ban war across the globe are more important than ever. The achievements we have made this year are evidence that humanity can one day realize everlasting peace.”

Sectoral sessions also presented various achievements. In the field of religion, the launch of the “Social–Religious Peace Committee (SRPC)” was introduced as a significant milestone. Currently, scripture-based dialogue and discussions are being carried out in 292 locations across 132 countries. Since 2023, the World Religious Peace Academy has been introduced as a program for interfaith understanding and learning. Some countries have officially approved the Academy as a communication platform for both leaders and citizens.

In the field of education, the introduction of HWPL’s Peace Education into national curricula was highlighted. A representative from Zambia reported that peace education programs have been introduced in all schools in the capital, Lusaka, and are being expanded nationwide in cooperation with the Ministry of Education. Mongolia also shared progress in integrating HWPL Peace Education into both lifelong learning institutions and the public education system.

At the Global Peace Education Conference, Ian Miyoba, Director of Education Policy at Zambia’s Ministry of Education, stated, “Through peace education, we are gathering citizens’ voices for peace and realizing the spread of a culture of peace. This helps prevent social issues such as child rights violations, early marriage, and drug abuse, bringing about real change. These are the unique strengths of HWPL Peace Education and the reason Zambia has chosen to adopt it.”

The International Conference for Preparing Peaceful Reunification of the Korean Peninsula also discussed free exchange between South and North Korea based on public–private cooperation. Following the launch of the Preparatory Committee for Peaceful Unification of the Korean Peninsula in March, this conference focused on formulating activity plans centered on inter-Korean exchange, unification education, and international cooperation.

As a result of such diverse activities, HWPL’s global membership increased by 140,000 over the past year, surpassing 580,000. HWPL Secretary General Kang Tae-ho reported, “Citizens worldwide who suffer from war and conflict are yearning for practical peace beyond the existing order. That yearning has led to explosive membership growth.”

Meanwhile, the HWPL 9.18 World Peace Summit 11th Anniversary, which began on September 18, will continue until October in major cities across 78 countries, including Korea. Approximately 15,000 leaders from international organizations, governments, and civil society will engage in in-depth discussions on long-term strategies for establishing sustainable peace tailored to each country’s context.

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Saturday, September 20, 2025

HWPL Holds the ‘11th Anniversary of the September 18th World Peace Summit’

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HWPL Holds the ‘11th Anniversary of the September 18th World Peace Summit’

▪ Simultaneous events in 78 countries worldwide, emphasizing solidarity with a desire for peace amid global instability

▪ Over 800 leaders, including heads of state and figures from various sectors, attend and call for practical solutions for peace

Amid intensifying conflicts in the international community, more than 800 leaders, including heads of state, gathered in Korea for global peace cooperation.

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL, Chairman Man Hee Lee), an international peace NGO, announced that “11th Anniversary of the HWPL September 18th World Peace Summit” will be held simultaneously in Cheongju, Korea, and major cities across 78 countries worldwide for two days, from September 18 to 19.

Held under the theme “Uniting for Peace and Fulfilling Humanity’s Duty Together,” the commemorative event brought together more than 800 leaders, including former and incumbent presidents, speakers of parliament, chief justices, ministers, and leaders from education, religion, media, and various fields. They reaffirmed the importance of global peace cooperation based on public-private partnerships and engaged in in-depth discussions on concrete strategies for realizing future peace.

This year’s commemoration highlighted the outcomes and vision of peace initiatives consistently pursued over the past 11 years, focusing on ▲ the enactment of an international peace law, ▲ the unification of religions, and ▲ the expansion of civic peace movements.

In particular, the greatest achievement over the past year has been the growing international support for the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW). With resolutions supporting the DPCW adopted by 17 bodies, including the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament (PARLATINO) and the legislatures of Paraguay, the Dominican Republic, and South Sudan, a stronger institutional foundation for preventing and resolving conflicts has been established.

Ivo Josipović, the 3rd President of Croatia, emphasized, “We all remember the first HWPL World Peace Summit in 2014 and the historic Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) proclaimed in 2016. We must recognize that our activities to prohibit wars worldwide are more important than ever.” He further assessed, “This year’s achievements are evidence that humanity can indeed achieve lasting peace.”

Since 2014, HWPL has facilitated scripture-based interreligious dialogues and discussions at 292 sites in 132 countries. Beginning in 2023, HWPL launched the World Interfaith Peace Academy, which provides in-depth interfaith understanding and educational programs for leaders and citizens alike. Recently, governments have officially adopted these programs, achieving results in transforming religious dialogue into a public-private cooperative peace initiative.

Peace education at the national level is also being actively pursued. In Timor-Leste, procedures are underway to incorporate HWPL’s peace education into the public school curriculum, with about 70% of higher education institutions cooperating.

Domestically, HWPL has been actively carrying out the peace campaign “Together: Connecting Korea” in cooperation with over 170 civic organizations and local governments. Building on this initiative, plans have been made to establish the “Preparatory Committee for Korean Peninsula Peaceful Reunification,” with activities focused on inter-Korean exchanges, unification education, international cooperation, and policy research.

As a result of such activities, HWPL’s global membership has seen explosive growth, increasing by 140,000 in just one year, surpassing 580,000 members. HWPL Secretary-General Kang Tae-ho explained, “Citizens around the world, suffering from wars and conflicts, strongly yearn for practical peace beyond the existing order. That earnest longing has led to the explosive growth of membership.”

Meanwhile, the commemoration will also include the ▲ HWPL Global Peace Leaders’ Conference, ▲ regional strategy meetings of the Youth Empowerment Peace Workshop (YEPW), ▲ the Global Peace Education Conference, ▲ the Interfaith Peace Academy (IRPA), ▲ the International Youth Peace Conference, and ▲ the World Women’s Peace Conference. These conferences will present case studies of proactive peacebuilding achieved through government and civic cooperation, along with in-depth discussions on future avenues of collaboration.

At the 9th anniversary of the DPCW Proclamation in March, Chairman Man Hee Lee encouraged, “We are not strangers to this peace. We are the parties involved, and we ourselves are peace. Let us make sure to lead this global village into a peaceful world.”

In addition to the main event in Cheongju, HWPL will host regional commemorations in 78 countries worldwide until October. Total attendance is expected to exceed 15,000 people, and this commemoration is anticipated to be an important milestone for realizing peace, humanity’s common mission.

(HWPL was founded on May 25, 2013, with the creed “Let us achieve a world of peace without war and leave it as an eternal legacy to future generations.” It is an international peace NGO registered in Seoul, Republic of Korea, with special consultative status at the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and association with the UN Department of Global Communications (DGC). HWPL seeks practical solutions for peace through transnational solidarity and cooperation led by civil society.)

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

11th Anniversary of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit

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11th Anniversary of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit

- Uniting for Peace and Fulfilling Humanity’s Duty Together -

1. Overview

The 11th Anniversary of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit will take place on 18 September 2025 in Seoul, South Korea, and various locations worldwide. The function will commemorate the 2014 HWPL World Peace Summit and examine the key achievements of the agreements signed that day to establish future plans. Held under the theme of “Uniting for Peace and Fulfilling Humanity’s Duty Together,” this year’s anniversary will focus on sharing case examples of solidifying peace via collaboration of government and civil society in different parts of the globe, and seeking detailed measures to further develop models for public-private cooperation.

2. Description

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) has been advocating for the implementation of multidimensional strategies involving governments, intergovernmental organizations, and civil society to resolve conflicts and establish sustainable peace globally. In 2014, HWPL hosted the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit with leaders of politics, religion, women’s groups, youth groups, and the media invited. With these leaders, HWPL discussed conflict resolution, establishment of peace, and mutual cooperation; signed landmark agreements focused on implementing legal instruments for peace, fostering religious harmony, and having peace activities by state actors and citizens; and laid the foundation for collaboration to this end. Since then, further discussions among signatories have taken place every 8 September to exchange strategies for establishing lasting peace.

The Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace signed in 2014 led to the proclamation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) in 2016. The DPCW reaffirms the major international conventions for peace, and outlines the means to resolve modernized conflicts and the roles of nations and civil society in achieving peace. With the support for the declaration growing at an international level, a global peace campaign called Legislate Peace (LP) was launched. This civilian-led global initiative for peace aims to incorporate peace in the legal order to build a global community of coexistence and harmony. Pursuing to achieve peace in daily life, the LP is expanding and systemizing in the form of public-private collaboration to ensure that peace becomes cultural and social rules that are shared by all citizens. Currently, approximately 700,000 HWPL members are engaging in the LP, and the scope of the program is widening to include climate change, relief efforts, education, and empowerment of women and youth, among others.

At a time when crises from wars and conflicts escalate, case examples of peace projects where governments and civilians worked together prove that the answer for peace lies in everyone becoming a messenger of peace. Hence, the participants of the annual commemoration will share examples of peace projects carried out via public private collaboration across the globe, and engage in the discussions for each project’s establishment and implementation of strategies.

The 11th Anniversary of the HWPL World Peace Summit: Uniting for Peace

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The 11th Anniversary of the HWPL World Peace Summit:

Uniting for Peace

- Over 770 National and International Leaders from All Sectors Gather to Discuss the Future of Peace -

HWPL is set to host the 11th Anniversary of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit from September 18-19, 2025, in South Korea. Under the theme, “Uniting for Peace and Fulfilling Humanity’s Duty Together,” this year’s event will bring together high-level attendees from around the world to celebrate 11 years of progress and chart a path forward for global peace.

The event will welcome over 770 distinguished attendees including presidents, prime ministers, speakers of national assemblies, chief justices, government ministers, and leaders from educational, religious, and media sectors. The summit will review HWPL’s key peace initiatives and achievements over the past year and present them to the international community.

The upcoming summit builds on the foundation laid at the inaugural HWPL World Peace Summit in 2014, where global leaders signed two foundational agreements: an Agreement to Propose the Enactment of International Law for the Cessation of Wars and World Peace, and the World Alliance of Religions Agreement emphasizing that “everyone should become a messenger of peace.” These agreements became a significant milestone for the proclamation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) in 2016, the Legislate Peace program, religious harmony, and the strengthening of the role of civil society.

A major highlight of the past year has been the growing support for the DPCW, a legal instrument for sustainable peace. Resolutions endorsing the DPCW have been adopted by multiple legislative bodies, including those within the cities of South Fulton and Fairburn, and Stonecrest and the counties of DeKalb and Fulton in Georgia, USA. Additionally, the DPCW has been endorsed in the provinces of Bayan-Olgii, Khovd, Bulgan, and Orkhon in Mongolia, the city of Yorosso in Mali, Calauan in the province of Laguna, Philippines, and the city of Bemasoandro, Madagascar. Most notably, the Latin American and Caribbean Parliament (PARLATINO), a union of 23 countries, adopted a resolution that fully supports the principles of the DPCW and recommends that Member States officially endorse it.

Other significant developments include the expansion of interfaith dialogue through scripture study, which has increased public participation, and HWPL’s peace education is in the process of being adopted into the public school curriculum of Timor-Leste, with about 70% of higher education institutions actively cooperating toward this. Together: Connecting Korea, a peaceful unification campaign on the Korean Peninsula, has also expanded its cooperation with local governments.

Over the past year, HWPL’s membership has grown significantly from 500,000 to 700,000. This growth reflects a shared commitment to the vision expressed by Chairman Lee Man-hee at the 9th anniversary of the DPCW in March.

“We are not strangers to peace,” Chairman Lee said. “We are the people involved, and we ourselves are peace. So let us lead this global community to a world of peace.”

In addition to the main event in South Korea, local anniversary events will be held in 78 countries until October, with a total of over 15,000 participants expected to attend. These regional events underscore the summit’s goal of strengthening local peace networks and engaging a wider global community in fulfilling a common mission for peace for humanity.

Thursday, September 11, 2025

IPYG & Companion Campaign Conduct Historical Tour at Gando Cultural Experience Village

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IPYG & Companion Campaign Conduct Historical Tour
at Gando Cultural Experience Village

A special event was held to revisit history and strengthen correct awareness.

On September 12, the “Gando Village Field Trip Program”, organized by IPYG (International Peace Youth Group) and the Companion Campaign, took place at the Korea Territory Hall in the Gando Cultural Experience Village, Dongducheon, Gyeonggi Province.

The purpose of the event was to reaffirm Gando as Korean territory, to raise awareness of historical responsibility, and to explore the possibilities for peace on the Korean Peninsula. The event was joined not only by youth but also by representatives from various organizations, adding to its significance.

In the opening address, Lee Juhan, Team Leader of IPYG Global 01 Branch, said, “Gando may feel unfamiliar to some, but many have forgotten that it is originally our land. We want to share this precious knowledge and heritage with future generations.” He also expressed hope that this event would go beyond a simple experience and contribute, directly or indirectly, to peace and free exchange on the Korean Peninsula.

Hong Ran-hee, Head of the Companion Campaign for Southern Gyeonggi and Seoul, stressed, “Gando was unfairly taken away through the 1909 Gando Agreement between Qing and Japan. We must reflect on the meaning of ‘restoration’ and regain correct historical understanding.” She added that this should not be the end, but rather the beginning of continued efforts to reflect on history and peace together.

The main lecture on Gando was delivered by Director Yuk Nak-hyun. He emphasized, “Gando is not just land; it is a historical legacy we must reclaim,” presenting detailed historical evidence from Joseon-era administrative records to the illegitimacy of the Gando Agreement. In particular, he pointed out, “The 1909 Agreement is legally null and void under international law, and the Gando region currently occupied by China is land that was illegally taken.”

Participants, including young people and citizens, carefully viewed the exhibition materials and attentively listened to the lecture, leaving with a deep impression. Many remarked that the event helped them recognize more clearly the illegitimacy of the Gando Agreement and the necessity of restoring sovereignty.

With this field trip as a starting point, IPYG and the Companion Campaign plan to continue various programs that promote correct historical understanding and the practice of peace together with the people.

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Friday, September 5, 2025

Building “True World Peace”… HWPL’s 9th Anniversary of the September 18th World Peace Summit

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Building “True World Peace”… HWPL’s 9th Anniversary of
the September 18th World Peace Summit

Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL, Chairman Man Hee Lee) successfully held the “9th Anniversary of the September 18th Peace Summit” from August 18 to 21. The event, hosted at the Grand Hyatt Incheon and other venues, welcomed over 1,800 participants from 121 countries, including the U.S., the Philippines, South Africa, Pakistan, Thailand, Romania, and India. Notably, representatives from Ukraine, currently in conflict with Russia, also joined, adding greater significance to the gathering. The anniversary became a crucial platform for discussions on institutionalizing peace.

During the event, concrete strategies were discussed for the establishment of a legally binding international peace law. At the “Global Peace Leaders Conference” on August 18, the Philippines was highlighted as a successful case of institutionalizing peace. The Bangsamoro region in the southern Philippines had suffered from conflict for over 40 years, but through Chairman Man Hee Lee’s mediation, a comprehensive agreement was reached between the government and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region, ending the dispute. In line with this, Philippine officials agreed to advance activities calling for the implementation of the DPCW (Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War).

At the International Youth Peace Conference, young people from more than 50 countries agreed to promote peace advocacy activities over the next year. On August 19, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) held a session focusing on topics such as ▲empowering women as key actors in peacebuilding, ▲creating a culture where peace becomes part of daily life, and ▲ensuring the sustainability of peace through institutional measures.

HWPL also placed great emphasis on its Peace Education initiative during the anniversary. Throughout the event, it signed MOUs and MOAs with over 140 organizations, including five national Ministries of Education and five UNESCO National Commissions. A key agenda was the need to provide peace education opportunities to marginalized communities, leading HWPL to propose ICT support projects in cooperation with relevant countries and organizations. These efforts aim to foster a future generation that embodies the spirit of peace as global citizens.

Additionally, the “World Religious Peace Academy” was launched during the ceremony, bringing together leaders from Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, and Christianity across five sessions. Participants studied each other’s scriptures with open hearts, fostering understanding and harmony. To date, HWPL has established 282 religious alliance offices in 131 countries, with plans for further expansion following this anniversary. These initiatives represent a significant turning point in overcoming religious conflicts and advancing toward peace.

HWPL has consistently proposed multi-dimensional strategies in cooperation with governments, international organizations, and civil society to pursue sustainable peace. The 9th Anniversary of the September 18th Peace Summit served as both a reflection of past achievements and a roadmap for the future. HWPL’s vision of “true world peace” is now moving toward concrete actions through the collective efforts of nations worldwide.

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IWPG Global 1st Branch Holds Nigeria Women’s Peace Education Class 25-2-2 Graduation Ceremony

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IWPG Global 1st Branch Holds Nigeria Women’s Peace Education
Class 25-2-2 Graduation Ceremony

On August 30, the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) Global 1st Branch held the graduation ceremony of the “Women’s Peace Education Basic Course” Class 25-2-2 in Nigeria through an online platform. A total of 30 participants successfully completed the program, taking an important step toward peace. The program began with an orientation on June 21 and continued for eight sessions. Two teams—Kids and Teens Resource Center and the Margaret Team—participated, with Chikodili Deborah Ekweozoh, the Washington D.C. branch director, leading as instructor.

In her congratulatory address, Global Director Yeon Gyeong Kang praised the dedication and commitment of the graduates. She stated, “With this graduation, you have taken your first precious step toward peace,” expressing hope for continued cooperation through the Peace Committee. She also emphasized that peace activities should extend beyond individual growth to societal transformation. This moment symbolized not merely the completion of a course but the establishment of a foundation for sustainable peace.

Participants also shared their reflections during the ceremony. Executive Director Bamigboye Folashade mentioned that she realized how peace expands from the individual to families and society. She pledged to apply the knowledge and skills gained in the training to ensure that the next generation becomes agents of peace. Likewise, Omgbu Odiri Obukowho Margaret, leader of the Margaret Team, emphasized that peace is a state where dialogue, respect, and harmony coexist.

The graduation also highlighted the instructor training program. This initiative provides opportunities for participants to teach in other countries through a global lecture platform. It also expands networking with international instructors and offers chances to participate in official IWPG events. The Global 1st Branch announced its plan to strengthen the teaching capacity of Nigerian graduates and proceed with the third round of peace education.

Meanwhile, IWPG is an international NGO registered with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and the Department of Global Communications (DGC). It carries out various educational and cooperative projects to realize sustainable peace through women’s solidarity worldwide. The Nigeria peace education program has become a meaningful foundation for empowering women as key players in building peace.

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Thursday, September 4, 2025

IWPG Suncheon Branch Holds August Regular Meeting of the International Women’s Peace Network

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IWPG Suncheon Branch Holds August Regular Meeting
of the International Women’s Peace Network

In August, the Suncheon branch of IWPG held its regular monthly meeting under the theme, “My Change, the Beginning of Peace.” Members had the opportunity to reflect on the value of peace and learn practical self-care methods that can be applied in daily life.

The meeting began with an introduction to IWPG and a screening of the branch’s first-half activities. Following a welcoming speech by the branch leader, a special lecture was held with beauty medical expert, Mi-sun Kim, focusing on the connection between self-care and a peaceful life. Participants resonated deeply with the idea that self-care goes beyond appearance—it nurtures inner health, confidence, and a peaceful way of living.

During the event, new peace instructors were officially commissioned. These instructors will lead local initiatives and educational programs focused on women’s peace activities.

Branch Leader Jin-ah Jung commented, “This meeting provided a meaningful opportunity for members to cultivate both health and peace through lectures and practical self-care guidance. We will continue to support women in growing as key agents of peace.”

The Suncheon branch also encouraged members to participate in the upcoming 2025 International Women’s Peace Conference on September 19. This global conference brings women together to advocate for the international legal recognition of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) and to promote a culture of peace worldwide.

IWPG is a global women’s NGO registered with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and the Department of Global Communications (DGC). With 115 branches in 122 countries and over 800 partner organizations, IWPG actively works to achieve sustainable world peace through women’s peace education, promotion of a culture of peace, and support for the legal recognition of the DPCW.

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IWPG Gyeyang Branch Signs Peace Agreement with Three Organizations

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IWPG Gyeyang Branch Signs Peace Agreement with Three Organizations

▎ IWPG Gyeyang Branch Signs Peace Agreement with Local Organizations

On July 30, the Incheon Gyeyang Branch of the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), led by Branch Director Kang So-young, signed a peace memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Best Shield Co., the Vietnamese Community Association in Incheon, and the International Gamaseot Federation Incheon Branch. The agreement was established as a platform for cooperation to spread a culture of peace and bring tangible benefits to the local community.

▎ A Special Signing Ceremony with Citizens

The signing ceremony was held during a one-day tea café event called “Harmony Sharing Café.” It drew attention by blending with a citizen-participation peace program. This combination of organizational cooperation and voluntary public involvement created a meaningful opportunity to put peace into practice.

▎ Voices of Citizens for Peace

At the event, citizens took part in a campaign titled “Join Us in Peace” by writing messages and signing cards. Messages such as “With the heart of a mother, we stop wars and safeguard peace” and “Your small participation today can change the future of humanity” came together, amplifying the meaning of peace.

Branch Director Kang So-young of IWPG Gyeyang noted that the agreement was especially meaningful because it combined the intentions of multiple organizations with active citizen participation. Representatives from the partner organizations also shared that holding the ceremony in an open, citizen-centered space was deeply moving. Going forward, the four institutions plan to carry out joint campaigns and cooperative programs to further promote a culture of peace.

▎ IWPG’s Global Peace Initiatives

The messages and signatures collected at the event will be delivered to IWPG’s ongoing peace campaigns in Korea and abroad. IWPG is an international women’s NGO registered with the UN ECOSOC and the Department of Global Communications (DGC). Currently, it operates 115 branches across 122 countries with over 800 partner organizations. With the vision of realizing sustainable world peace, IWPG spreads a culture of peace, provides women’s peace education, strengthens international solidarity, and advocates for the legislation of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW).

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Tuesday, December 2, 2025

IWPG Global Region 9 Warmly Concludes the ‘Love and Hope Sharing Bazaar’

Thursday, November 20, 2025

IWPG Busan East Branch, Online Women’s Peace Education Program

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

IWPG Ulsan Branch Signs MOA with Ulsan Art Focus to Promote a Culture of Peace

Thursday, October 30, 2025

IWPG signs a Peace Art MOU with Czech artist Irena Procházková.

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Zambia’s first Islamic mosque reborn as a symbol of peace through HWPL mural volunteering.

Thursday, October 23, 2025

HWPL and CCP Spread Hope Through Relief Activities in Pakistan

Thursday, October 16, 2025

IPYG Youth Join the “Billion Trees Project,” Bringing Warmth to Mongolia

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

IWPG Busan Eastern Branch Holds Women’s Peace Education... Inspiring Women to Become Agents of Peace

Monday, October 13, 2025

Peace Begins with Me – The Peace Vision of Nayeong Jeon, Chairwoman of IWPG

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

International Women’s Peace Group, holding ‘2025 International Women’s Peace Group Conference’

IWPG Hosts World Women’s Peace Conference in Cheongju

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of the Peace Summit, Gathering 800 Global Leaders

Saturday, September 20, 2025

HWPL Holds the ‘11th Anniversary of the September 18th World Peace Summit’

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

11th Anniversary of the September 18th HWPL World Peace Summit

The 11th Anniversary of the HWPL World Peace Summit:

Uniting for Peace

Thursday, September 11, 2025

IPYG & Companion Campaign Conduct Historical Tour at Gando Cultural Experience Village

Friday, September 5, 2025

Building “True World Peace”… HWPL’s 9th Anniversary of the September 18th World Peace Summit

IWPG Global 1st Branch Holds Nigeria Women’s Peace Education Class 25-2-2 Graduation Ceremony

Thursday, September 4, 2025

IWPG Suncheon Branch Holds August Regular Meeting of the International Women’s Peace Network

IWPG Gyeyang Branch Signs Peace Agreement with Three Organizations

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Inspiring Women to Become Agents of Peace

Peace Begins with Me – The Peace Vision of
Nayeong Jeon, Chairwoman of IWPG

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HWPL Holds 11th Anniversary of the Peace Summit,
Gathering 800 Global Leaders

IPYG & Companion Campaign Conduct Historical Tour
at Gando Cultural Experience Village

Building “True World Peace”… HWPL’s 9th Anniversary of
the September 18th World Peace Summit

IWPG Global 1st Branch Holds Nigeria Women’s Peace Education
Class 25-2-2 Graduation Ceremony

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of the International Women’s Peace Network