Estherleon

As a child holocaust survivor, I came to America in 1948, on the Queen Mary
with l00’s of refugees. Nearing the shores of New York I saw a beautiful,
big statue, it looked like she was pointing her wand at me and saying
you're safe, you're in America, you will do something good. I was 8 years old.
It reminded me of our escape from the Nazis, running to the Swiss border
and my father, about to throw me over the barbed wire fence, looked up
to the heavens and said “save my daughter and she will always serve you.”
I knew in my heart, my destiny had been chosen. When I saw the Statue of Liberty,
I felt the gift of freedom and being safe for the first time in my life.

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	We invite all women, grandmothers, children and friends to our women’s global pilgrimage to India, to discuss with the first woman president of India how we together can insure that no one in the world goes to bed hungry, has a bed to sleep in, has medicine, an education and the birthright to live a fruitful life of leaning, joy and peace. Our hope is to establish a women’s peace parliament head-quartered in India to find a way to peace… in a peaceful way.
As a child holocaust survivor, I came to America in 1948, on the Queen Mary with l00’s of refugees. Nearing the shores of New York I saw a beautiful, big statue, it looked like she was pointing her wand at me and saying you're safe, you're in America, you will do something good. I was 8 years old. It reminded me of our escape from the Nazis, running to the Swiss border and my father, about to throw me over the barbed wire fence, looked up to the heavens and said “save my daughter and she will always serve you.” I knew in my heart, my destiny had been chosen. When I saw the Statue of Liberty, I felt the gift of freedom and being safe for the first time in my life. Kindly continue scrolling below...
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