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Mensaje de la señora Kaneko Ikeda para la División Juvenil Femenina y la División Femenina 이케다 가네코 SGI 명예여성부장 메시지 夫人書面致詞 I feel truly fortunate to be able to live my life and to work for kosen-rufu year after year alongside you, the members of our Soka family around the world, together creating wonderful memories

To My Friends of Each Division Engaged in Our Shared Struggle [47]

by Naoko Leslie, Maya Gunaseharan and Olivia Saito SGI-USA Women’s, Young Women’s and Youth Leaders Congratulations on holding the most joyful women’s and young women’s commemorative gongyo meetings throughout the SGI-USA in February! We have heard incredible reports about the inspiring gatherings that took place to celebrate Feb. 27, SGI-USA Women’s Day. The power that

I am delighted to start this hope-filled Year of Soka Victory together with my dear fellow members around the world. I would especially like to express my gratitude to you, the noble members of the women’s and young women’s divisions, the suns of Soka, for your energetic endeavors. In my husband’s office, there is a

February pays tribute to significant anniversaries: SGI-USA Women’s Day on Feb. 27, as well as the births of Nichiren Daishonin (Feb. 16, 1222), second Soka Gakkai President Josei Toda (Feb. 11, 1900) and SGI Honorary Women’s Leader Kaneko Ikeda (Feb. 27, 1932). In this commemorative month, members across the country will focus on two major

Let’s welcome 50,000 members and guests to our February district discussion meetings through doing home visits and sharing Buddhism!

Every year on Feb. 27, the women of America celebrate SGI-USA Women’s Day and the birthday of SGI Honorary Women’s Leader Kaneko Ikeda. Together, they renew their vow with their mentor, SGI President Ikeda, to “become the happiest people in the world” (My Dear Friends in America, third edition, p. 92). On Feb. 27, 1990,