During a visit to the United States of the World headquarters in Naples, Lucia Lo Palo - president of ARPA LOMBARDIA, an agency that protects the environment - signed the "Kimiyya" poster for women's rights.
The document, signed by more than 140 million women around the world, was signed by leading women engaged in various sectors as proof of the indispensable role of women in safeguarding the Earth and building Peace.
Lucia Lo Palo - who has always been dedicated to protecting the Environment - is committed to this.

The UNITED STATES OF THE WORLD and the MEDITERRANEAN FOUNDATION organised a solemn ceremony in front of the "Totem for Peace" with the urn of the Unknown Migrant in the presence of young Ukrainians and on the occasion of the second anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine.

The United States of the World, with the Museum of Peace - MAMT, supports and enhances the ancient ceramic art of Sejnane (Tunisia).
During a meeting, Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso emphasised the importance of the ceramic art of Sejnane, which must be safeguarded as a heritage of humanity.

At the Museum of Peace - MAMT we remembered Sister Maria Pia Giudici on the fourth anniversary of her death. Images, poems, paintings, books, interviews and much more on the large video walls of the Museum recounted the long life of a nun who made the Gospel and love for Jesus the foundation of her existence.
The Secretary-General Michele Capasso, moved, recalled the long affectionate friendship with Sister Maria Pia and the example of a simple life in joy, well summarised in the film "MARIA PIA GIUDICI: THE JOY IN A SIMPLE LIFE".
In connection with the San Biagio House of Prayer (Subiaco) there was a touching moment of collective remembrance that ended with the intervention of Bishop Giovanni Giudici, Sister Maria Pia's niece.
On this occasion, Sister Maria Pia's visits to the Museum and the Don Bosco Chapel were recalled.