• WILPF USThis page is made up of PHP files（page-wilpfus.php）... 03-06-2025
• National BoardThe WILPF US Board meets every other month, and the Steering Committee meets in alternating months. Board meetings are usually via teleconference and are open to all WILPF members; pre-register to receive call-in information and agenda in advance of meeting by writing to secretary@wilpfus.org. Boar… 10-09-2024
• We want you to stayHere are some of the reasons you should stay engaged with us: Non Proliferation Action… US WILPF was well represented at the big April 24h PEACE & PLANET Conference, March and Festival on the eve of the Non Proliferation Treaty sessions at the UN.   WILPF’s Disarm and End Wars Committee memb… 10-28-2024
• A Membership OrganizationThe Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom was founded in 1915 during World War I, with Jane Addams as its first president.  See more on WILPF History (https://wilpfus.org/story/history) WILPF works to achieve through peaceful means world disarmament, full rights for women, racial and … 10-09-2024
• Vision and MissionVision Statement WILPF envisions a transformed world at peace, where there is racial, social, and economic justice for all people everywhere—a world in which: The needs of all people are met in a fair and equitable manner All people equally participate in making the decisions that affect them … 10-09-2024
• History Download Generations of Courage, a 16-page booklet on the history of WILPF. WILPF was founded in 1915 during World War I, with Jane Addams as its first president. WILPF works to achieve through peaceful means world disarmament, full rights for women, racial and economic justice, an end to all f… 10-09-2024
• WILPF US Section Bylaws & Policies25-01-BYLAWS-WILPF-US Effective January 2025 Staggered-Elections-Cycles-Chart Referenced in January 2024 Bylaws, in section V.A.4.f. WILPF-US-Principles-and-Policies-1985 From the WILPF US "Principles and Policies" brochure… 10-09-2024
• Work for WILPFFounded in 1915, the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is the oldest, continually active women’s peace organization in the world, with sections in 37 countries. WILPF exists to “bring together women of different political beliefs and philosophies united in their determinatio… 10-09-2024
• 2013 UN Practicum in Advocacy Interested in strengthening advocacy skills, making and sustaining valuable contacts, and expanding your knowledge and insight regarding international women’s issues?  Our annual 2013 UN Practicum in Advocacy at the United Nations is a great way to get more experience and delve into the cor… 10-12-2012
• Local2Global: Represent WILPF at the Commission on the Status of WomenThis Program offers Support for Delegates from WILPF Branches interested in participating in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women meetings in New York from March 7-15, 2015. You’ll be working at the UN as a member of an eight person delegation, bringing WILPF perspectives into conver… 10-10-2013
• Guidelines for WILPF U.S. Best PracticesGuidelines for US WILPF COMMITTEE Best Practices Standing, ad hoc and Issue committees perform the core work of WILPF at our national level and are venues for leadership training and the practice of feminist process. In addition to our branches, they are the foundation of WILPF’s organizational str… 08-23-2012
• Guidelines for US WILPF COMMITTEE Best PracticesGuidelines for US WILPF COMMITTEE Best Practices Standing, ad hoc and Issue committees perform the core work of WILPF at our national level and are venues for leadership training and the practice of feminist process. In addition to our branches, they are the foundation of WILPF’s organizational str… 08-22-2012