With Dave Randall. Musician and activist Dave Randall discusses the power of music as a force for social and political change - how can music serve the interest of the many, rather than the few?
With Stephen Micalef. An evening with infamous poet and punk-zine writer Stephen Micalef, who will be reading from his book The Punk Kings of Dyslexia, and talking all things Sniffin' Glue.
With Siana Bangura and Special Guests
With Brett Hennig
With Dr Stephen Wilkinson. Cuba has survived more than 40 years of US sanctions and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
With Joseph O’Leary. In a world of information technology and social media, the dissemination of so-called ‘facts’ is faster, more insistent and more far-reaching than ever before.
With Professor Andrew Haines. Warming of the climate system, due largely to the burning of fossil fuels and land use change, is now considered by the UN IPCC to be ‘unequivocal’.
Ted Seay, a former arms control advisor at the US Mission to NATO will discuss the up-coming NATO summit in Brussels on 24-25 May and CND chair Dave Webb will report on No to Nato Network plans and ac
Join the Human Rights Watch Film Festival for these compelling and intimate documentaries that shine a light on the true, human costs of war.
Martin Luther King was awarded an honorary law doctorate by Newcastle University in 1967, and in his acceptance address spoke of how law can be used to reduce violence and cultivate pacific practices.
A chance to celebrate women who are working for peace and nonviolence – sisters, friends, colleagues, organisations. Send them a message or use our postcard with your message on 8 March.
Join us to mark the century of Alice Wheeldon's wrongful conviction, along with her two children Winnie and Alf Mason, on the charge of conspiring to murder the then Prime Minister Llyod George.
The Peace Museum is telling the story of the Kindertransport children through items and personal effects, including suitcases, belonging to two children who were evacuated to Britain prior to the outb
Uniting for Peace AGM and joint event with PeaceJam.
Campaigns, charities, local environmental and protest groups, crafts, children’s activities, entertainment, lovely veggie and vegan food.
As part of the Global Days of Action Against Military Spending, Hereford Peace Council will be having a stall in High Town, Hereford, from 10.00-14.00.
The theme is Protest, Power and Change. There is a Peace Trail and a play, 'This Evil Thing' on Friday 9th www.facebook.com/thisevilthing.
The 2017 Annual Justice and Peace Conference.
Join thousands of others across the UK this Fairtrade Fortnight to help our friends, neighbours, colleagues and communities to put Fairtrade in their break and take exploitation out.
Just Supper in Refrectory, followed at 8.15 with a ‘Forum on the Future of MK Peace and Justice Network.
