2025 WFWP Year-end Report: Despite Challenges, Peace-building and Service were Vigorously Inspiring

WFWP President Moriko Horiko reports accomplishments and challenges of WFWP for 2025, acknowledging leaders, members, volunteers, partners, and friends—who have faithfully walked the path of peace and service throughout the year.

“This year has not been easy. But together, we have advanced peacebuilding, poverty eradication, education, health, women’s empowerment, environmental stewardship, and the building of peaceful institutions in partnership with local and national governments,” said Hori.

Over the last five years, WFWP’s global programs have reached an estimated 552,000 people—77,188 women, 62,576 youth, and 412,106 children— across 128 countries. The Global Women Peace Ambassadors have reached 192.

Here is the full report. Click on the link.

Dear sisters,

We are pleased to present our 2025 Annual Report, highlighting the impact of our work over the past year. Guided by our mission to build a culture of peace, we continue to empower women as catalysts for change in communities around the world.

This report is organized through our four core pillars:

• Advancing Women, Peace and Security

• Fostering Women’s Leadership through the Global Women’s Peace Network

• Promoting Climate Action and Environmental Sustainability

• Supporting Global Development, Aid and Service

Inside, you will find stories of empowerment, resilience, and impact from the past year.

For a more complete picture of our work and to explore additional stories and success stories, we invite you to download the full report.

Sincerely yours,

Dr. Paris Moon

Secretary-general