Mrs. Moriko Hori has served as the International Vice President and the National President of WFWP Japan since 2016. She oversees 800 chapters nationwide and focuses on community activities related to family and youth education.

She is also the Director of Global Development and Aid projects for WFWP International and has worked on more than 110 humanitarian projects in 50 countries that contribute to the realization of the SDGs, particularly in the areas of women empowerment, poverty eradication, AIDS prevention education, education assistance, and medical assistance.

Some of its projects have been selected by the United Nations as best practices (https://csonet.org). She graduated from Columbia University, USA with Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Anthropology. She also graduated from the graduate school of Waseda University, Japan with a degree of M.A. and finished her Ph.D. program in International Relations. Her specialty is Japan-Korea History Education and Reconciliation Studies.

She also serves as a senior researcher and on the board of directors at the Institute for Peace Policies.