Women Will Lead Peace to Freedom
The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) aims to achieve a more just and equal world, free of war and violence, where everyone has the full benefit of human rights.
Do you wish you could be part of a group which works for peace, freedom, justice and human rights? Which works to educate others to understand why violence and war don’t work? Interested? Then please join us.
One person alone can make a contribution but by working together women can and do achieve much more.
WILPF is here for all persons who want to work together to fulfill our aims.

Tasmanian Life Members
FIVE HONOURED AT WILPF TASMANIA’s 94th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Five long-standing members, whose joint years of membership and service to the communit…

Peace and Quiet Exhibition Qld State Library
November 2015: WILPF posters and banners are included in the Peace and Quiet Exhibition at Queensland State Library, part of the Queen…

WILPF member wins Human Rights Award
December 2015: Linley Grant, President of the WILPF Tasmania Branch, was a winner of Tasmanian Human Rights Award this year.. (Image court…

Hiroshima Day Brisbane 2015
WILPF members around Australia commemorated the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. In Brisbane WILPF Australia Vice-President Maree K…

Madeleine Rees public lecture at University of Queensland
WILPF International Secretary General Madeleine Rees (second from right) gave a public lecture at the University of Queensland on The dream and t…

WILPF International Secretary General visits Australia
WILPF International Secretary General Madeleine Rees (right) has arrived in Australia for our Centenary celebrations. Her visit began in Brisban…

Opening of South Australia History Exhibition
WILPF President, Barbara O’Dwyer launched the SA Branch centenary exhibition on Friday, 8 May 2015 at the Kerry Packer Gallery, Bob Hawke Prime Minist…
Gallipoli Centenary Peace Campaign
Margot Pearson from the NSW Branch spoke at a public forum on 22 April called ‘Gallipoli and Anzac after 100 Years: Lessons and the Prospects for…
Australian Peacewomen making a difference – webinar series
On 10 March 2016, we held the first in WILPF Australia’s free webinar series to celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day.
It was a highly successful evening, featuring Queensland Peacewoman…