The events currently unfolding in Ukraine are deeply troubling. UPF joins with others around the world in calling for an end to violence, the withdrawal of military troops and a renewed effort to search for a diplomatic solution.
Rome, Italy—The magazine of the John Paul II Foundation has published a 10-page article about UPF.
Universal Peace Federation Staement - As we observe the recent eruption of conflict and violence in the Holy Land, our hearts are deeply saddened.
The Korean War began in 1950, 70 years ago. The war concluded not with a peace treaty but with an armistice, leaving the once unified Korean peninsula divided, despite being populated by a people with a common history, culture, and language.
The guiding principles of UPF are interdependence, mutual prosperity, and universal values. With these in mind, we work to build a world of lasting peace, a world wherein all people live together in harmony and cooperation, as one family under God.
In light of the rapidly developing EU response to the Coronavirus Pandemic, all in-person meetings and gatherings of UPF in Europe are now suspended until further notice. However, online and alternative services and programs are being developed and updates will be posted here.
All UPF facilities are now closed to the public, and UPF staff are being directed to work from home. We are committed to following and supporting all EU and national government guidelines.