The London Pacifism and Nonviolence Discussion Group will continue to grapple
with the subject of PACIFISM AND ANARCHISM at its January meeting.

Anarchism has negative connotations for some pacifists, and pacifism is
similarly seen as too negative a worldview by some anarchists - but isn't
there really a great overlap of perspectives and of modes of action?

Come and join this discussion - whatever your perspective!

The group meets at the same time and place on the second Tuesday every month;
meetings are open to anyone interested in pacifism and nonviolence.

Camp at Bughfield/Aldermaston in support of the Action AWE Campaign. All nonviolent activists welcome.

A week long intensive course in our approaches to listening and dialogue facilitation, at Winchester University.
More info: https://stethelburgas.org/civicrm/event/info?id=413&reset=1

Exploring the essential human search for the sacred. Using an appreciation of metaphor in scripture, myth, story and poetry, and crossing the boundaries of religions and cultures. More: http://stethelburgas.org/civicrm/event/info?id=464&reset=1
Concessionary rate (students, unemployed) - £15 - please send a cheque made out to St Ethelburga's Centre

The Pilgrimage from Scotland and down the east side of England aims to focus public attention on the Government proposals to spend £100 billion pounds renewing the Trident nuclear weapons system, while continuing to slash NHS, education and social welfare budgets. It will be organised in stages, and people will be invited to join in walking as many or few stages as they can manage.

All welcome.

All welcome

Oswestry Coalition for Peace Green Fair Stall. Craft and art stalls/ Info on local green. Causes/Art & Craft/ Info on local green causes/ Music and refreshments/Beautiful Grade 2*chapel/ Car-parking near.

A great afternoon out for the whole family!
A wonderful opportunity to enjoy some old-fashioned games and activities for all ages, browse a wide variety of traditional and unusual stalls and enjoy live music and home-made refreshments, including tasty curries, scrumptious cakes and refreshing homemade cordials, all in the stunningly beautiful grounds of Clockhouse in Coleshill. With a ‘Rainbows’ theme this year it promises to be a colourful occasion!

Woking Action for Peace has joined with other groups in Woking to hold a series of Debates in 2013 on issues of concern.
They will be held on the third Saturday of each month from January to June.

The first debate will be on 19th January 2013 when Bruce Kent will be asked "WAR: Is it justified? Does armed intervention work?" After 20 minutes the debate will be open to the floor.

16 Feb: Cultures and Faiths: do they strengthen Woking? Speaker: KAUSER AKHTAR, Faith Links Adviser, Surrey Faith Links.

Guest speaker Prof Tina Beattie.

Pax Christi Annual Advent Peace Service. 7.30 Followed by alternative Christmas Market.

JUST SUPPER 7.30 & Talk at 8.15 - Holocaust Memorial - Building Bridges.
To reserve a place at Open Table at 7.30pm, please ring 01908 242190 or email bookings@thewellatwillen.org.uk.

Please give 24 hours notice if a meal is required. All welcome

The prize will be awarded to The St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group.
For their humanitarian work in very difficult circumstances and for bringing people together through that work for the betterment of all. http://www.stjohneyehospital.org/

Please allow 20 minutes for security at the House of Lords

The Peace in the Park festival promotes peace and understanding by bringing together communities through artistic, musical and vocal expression. Peace in the Park is organised by a group of artists, musicians, students, events organisers and other everyday Sheffield folk, working together in a not for profit collective.
http://www.peaceinthepark.org.uk

Let us remember all the victims of war
Norwich Quakers and members of peace and community groups belonging to Norwich Peace Camp will lay a wreath of red and white poppies at the War Memorial opposite City Hall, and hold a vigil to remember all the victims of war.

Invited Speakers:
Chris Cole founder of Drone Wars UK dronewarsuk.wordpress.com
Ben Griffin former S.A.S Soldier Founder of Veterans for Peace UK veteransforpeace.org.uk
Free Event, all invited.Refreshments from 1.15. Talk commences 2pm prompt.
Following the talks there will be time for questions and discussion.
John Clare Theatre, 1st floor, Central Library, Broadway Peterborough PE1 1RX
Entrance through main Library Building. Wheelchair Access, Hearing Loop.

Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Autumn Seminar.
Using our past to build a better future.
Speakers include
Madeleine Rees, WILPF International long-standing activist
Angie Zelter, Secretary General recently arrested at Jeju in Korea.

International Peace Bureau (IPB) Annual Conference.

The registration form and other details can be found at:
http://www.afri.ie/news-and-events/date-for-your-diary-saturday-17th-nov...

Please come along to our information stall starts 10am in Luton town centre near BHS or why not join us to promote the White Poppy please!