Global Peace Foundation Paraguay hosted a groundbreaking forum focused on unity and empowerment for Indigenous communities. Guided by the theme “One Family Under God,” leaders, indigenous groups, and organizations came together to create a more inclusive society. The event emphasized the importance of collaboration, cultural preservation, and the empowerment of Indigenous women as key agents of change.
When we serve others, we create stronger, more compassionate communities. The Global Peace Foundation Philippines brought hope to Candelaria, Quezon by gifting 100 solar lanterns and 10 street lights, showing that even the smallest acts of service can spark big change.
Global Peace Foundation Kenya, alongside key partners, recently celebrated the 2nd Mazingira Day, a day dedicated to environmental awareness and action, at Starehe Girls Centre. This event was a powerful demonstration of environmental stewardship, as it aimed to address the critical challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution while promoting sustainable practices that can safeguard our planet’s future.
Youth leadership development plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of nations, particularly in countries like Tanzania, India, Mongolia, and Nigeria, where large youth populations face significant socio-economic challenges.
In recent months, the Global Peace Foundation (GPF) Nigeria, in partnership with Global Peace Women (GPW) Nigeria and local organizations, has spearheaded several significant initiatives aimed at fostering peace, empowering women, and enhancing community cohesion across Kaduna State.
For more than a decade, the Global Peace Foundation has supported families in forging sustainable solutions to the developmental challenges facing Nepal’s largest city. A recent project called Green Homes: Green Kathmandu is countering poor waste management, severe water pollution, and worsening air quality. The ongoing program empowers families with the knowledge and skills to transform their homes into eco-friendly properties. Participants engage in rooftop farming, rainwater harvesting, and other sustainable techniques that the Nepalese people take ownership of and use to further uplift their communities.