Thursday, November 20, 2025

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

November 20, 2025 0 Comments

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.”

Reference : https://vo.la/EbsLWJI

Tuesday, November 11, 2025

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

November 11, 2025 0 Comments

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).

Reference : https://vo.la/rokfMcB