WiB - London meets every Wednesday, around the statue of Edith Cavell in St Martin’s Place 6-7. We are very happy to welcome new women to the vigils – even if they can only come once in a while.
Forthcoming events
Easy to print list of events coming up in the next twelve months.
The International Day of Non-Violence is marked on 2 October, the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian independence movement and pioneer of the philosophy and strategy of non-violence.
Women in Black vigils take place at the War Memorial, Old Steine, Brighton.
Newark Quakers have a programme of monthly silent peace vigils. These will be held from 1200-1245 on Friday 5 June, Friday 3 July, Friday 7 August, Friday 4 September, Friday 2 October, Friday 6 November, Friday 4 December. All are welcome to join us: https://newarkquakers.co.uk/
Oxford Women in Black hold a silent vigil for Peace and Justice every Saturday from 2pm to 3pm at the Martyrs Memorial, bottom of St Giles, Oxford.
Contact oxfordwib@gmail.com to go on our WhatsApp group for up to date information about forthcoming vigils.
WiB - London meets every Saturday, outside Friends House on Euston Road. We are very happy to welcome new women to the vigils – even if they can only come once in a while.
Annual General Meeting and Policy Conference, taking place online. This is an opportunity for CND members to decide the direction and leadership of our organisation for the year ahead.
Menwith Hill Base, regular demonstrations
Tuesday evenings at the Main Gate of the Menwith Hill surveillance base, from 6pm to 7.30pm. All most welcome for this peaceful witness.
The Brighton, Hove and District Branch of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom hold regular monthly meetings from 10.30am till 12.00 on the first Tuesday of the month.
We also have a zoom meeting at 7pm on the same evening of the same day for those unable to get to the morning meeting.
WiB - London meets every Wednesday, around the statue of Edith Cavell in St Martin’s Place 6-7. We are very happy to welcome new women to the vigils – even if they can only come once in a while.