Gather outside the Quaker Meeting House in Mansfield for a ceremony to remember all victims of war. White Poppies will be available.
Veterans for Peace will march to the Cenotaph to lay a wreath of White Poppies in memory of all people killed or injured in war. Non-veterans will be welcome to march behind them.
Bury St Edmunds Quaker Meeting will be laying a white poppy wreath at the war memorial on Angel Hill. An inscription, to be attached, will read:
A commemoration ceremony at Victoria Embankment to lay a life-ring wreath in memory of the people who have died fleeing their war-torn countries to seek refuge.
Author and Ekklesia Associate, Virginia Moffatt discusses her novel Echo Hall, which she is publishing via the crowdfunding publisher Unbound.
This is an opportunity to remember all victims of all wars, including civilians, members of armed forces and conscientious objectors, of all nationalities.
Hewlett Packard (HP) is one of the world's top 100 arms producers.
Pax Christi annual Advent Peace Service of readings and song with music led by Julia McCann.
People from around the UK will arrange to meet their MPs in Parliament on the same day to ask them to take action against Israel illegal settlements.
Guest speaker, and CND Vice-President, Bruce Kent will be joined by local peace activist Marie Walsh and Chair Dr John Cox to discuss the United Nations' new move to make nuclear weapons illegal.
Slow, silent, mindful, hour-long walk in peace for peace. Meet at Speakers Corner, Hyde Park, London. Marble Arch tube.
Confronting War, Militarisation and Human Insecurity as a Global Health Priority.
Joint Medact and the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) Forum.
A discussion in a spirit of “new year – new beginnings".
And yes, the topic is open to more than one (mis)interpretation ... so bring your own!
For pacifists, the answer to the question "What would a peaceful society look like?" is usually more than just "the absence of war".
A concert for Armistice with music by pacifist composers and those who had to flee war.
The Peace Museum holds a unique and varied textile collection, including handmade banners and quilts that have been used at some of the most important peaceful protests and demonstrations of the 20th
Special Opening Event.
Arranged by Greater Manchester & District CND and all supported by other local groups and organisations, come along to visit stalls full of gorgeous goodies.
