Take a journey from the First World War to the present day, exploring how peace movements have influenced perceptions of war and conflict in this major exhibition.
This exhibition examines the British arrival in Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2006 and the decisions that shaped the way the conflict escalated, exploring the impact this period had on those who w
This thought-provoking exhibition brings together several series of work by artist-photographer Edmund Clark to explore the hidden experiences of state control during the 'Global War on Terror'.
See the first UK exhibition by Pakistan-born, US-based artist Mahwish Chishty.
'Being a Listening Church'
A joint day with Leeds Justice & Peace Commission
Plus: opportunities to network and get updates from justice and peace activists and national agencies.
Carl NIELSEN Serenata - Invano
Joseph HAYDN String Quartet in C major Op.54 no.2
Franz SCHUBERT Octet in F major D.803
Contributors include:
Noam Chomsky (live video link from Arizona, USA)
Nicholas Allott (co-author of Noam Chomsky, Ideas and Ideals)
Chris Knight (author of Decoding Chomsky)
On January 21 2017, the first day of Donald Trump’s Presidency, women-led marches, welcoming all participants, will take place across the world, with the largest expected in Washington D.C..
Public act of repentance for preparations for Nuclear war (replacement of the Trident weapons system). Gather on the steps of St Luke’s, the bombed church and then process through city centre.
This special Nuclear Free Local Authorities English Forum / Steering Committee joint seminar puts the issue of dealing with the nuclear legacy into focus by inviting Professor Andy Blowers to talk abo
US President Elect Donald Trump has made a number of worrying statements and announcements on the US nuclear weapons system.
Join us to call for a peaceful world on the day of Donald Trump's inauguration as President of the USA!
Left Book Club event.
Book launch with the Precarious Workers Brigade.
‘Training for Exploitation?’ is a resource pack for educators teaching employability and work-based learning.
A Conversation with Erwin James to Celebrate Haven Distribution’s 20th Anniversary.
With Lisa Luxx and Elizabeth Clough.
With Nazima Kadir. The Autonomous Life? is an ethnography of the squatters' movement in Amsterdam written by an anthropologist who lived and worked in a squatters' community for over three years.
Following an ecumenical service, organised by Pax Christi (see separate listing), there will be a Peace Walk from Westminster Cathedral to the London Peace Pagoda followed by a Lantern-floating ceremo
Student / Young Pugwash (SYP) annual conference, which will explore opportunities for nuclear arms control and disarmament in the current, challenging global environment.
