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Toowoomba Peace Conference
Toowoomba Peace Conference, Saturday 30th August For several years, the Multi-Faith Multicultural...
Mending our Social Fabric: Learning from Palestinian and Israeli Women Peacebuilders
Over 200 attend Melbourne Women Peacebuilders event on 31st August. WILPF Victoria supported a...
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Never Again
NEVER AGAIN – a special 4-day event in Brisbane, 4 – 6 August, commemorating the 80th anniversary...
WILPF welcomes Australia’s commitment to recognise the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly in September
Many Australians will join WILPF in welcoming Prime Minister Albanese's commitment to recognise...
Hiroshima and Nagasaki: 80 Years – Commemorative Ideas for Schools
There are many ways that schools and their students may commemorate the atomic bombings of...
Introducing the new WILPF Secretary General Amrita Kapur
Image: Dr Amrita KapurDr Kapur, from Australia, is a highly regarded intersectional feminist...
Richard Marles pays Homage to Trump
It was a sad reflection on Australian defence and foreign policy to see the Defence Minister...
UN Human Rights Day in Hobart
On December 10, members of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) in...
Podcast: Courage in public office and Australia’s recognition of Palestine
Senator Fatima Payman and former Labor Senator, and current WILPF Australia President, Margaret...
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