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Message from Barbara Winston, President of UNWFPA

Message from Barbara Winston, President of UNWFPA
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What are human beings?

Dots of carbon.
Statistical data.
There are heroes and there are monsters.

What is history?

Stories.
Everyone of us is a story, with a story.

All roads lead to peace and happiness or death and misery. The state of being radical is desperate and we as a human community need desperate efforts to confront our shrinking authority to contain order.

The United Nations Women For Peace Association are dedicated to a relentless and irresistible collaboration with the vast community of private citizens, organizations, and institutions to collaborate and use the extraordinary intelligence available. We will use all manners of technology and oversight to promote the noblest and most exalted ideals of freedom for all.

As president Eisenhower once said "it is not necessarily the size of the dog in the fight-it is the size of the fight in the dog".
Help us and let us all unite.

Please join us in our efforts to end violence against women.

March 10, 2017 - 5th annual March in March Awards Luncheon held at the United Nations.

March 12, 2017 - March in March at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza.

For more information about UNWFPA and upcoming events:

http://www.unwomenforpeace.org

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