Exploring positive responses to our future through low carbon technology, social justice and the arts, the festival bring together experts, enthusiasts, creators and the curious from around the world.
A free seminar on how a nuclear weapons ban treaty would create a clear international legal norm against the possession of nuclear weapons and how faith communities can best play their part in this in
Peace Boat Global Voyage for a Nuclear Free World, August 18 – November 30, 2016.
International Alert will launch its third Talking Peace Festival on UN International Peace Day (21 September), with a two-week series of creative events to mark the organisation’s 30-year anniversary.
With Dr Ayça Çubukçu. The internal stability and political allegiance of Turkey are of great international importance.
With Felicity Lawrence.
With Christian Davies.
With Helen Lackner. The full scale war which has engulfed Yemen for the last eighteen months has led to a disastrous humanitarian situation. Helen Lackner is the leading authority on the Yemen.
With Tony Norfield. The City, as London’s financial centre is known, is the world’s biggest international banking and foreign exchange market, shaping the development of global capital.
Frankie Armstrong, Janet Russell, Leon Rosselson, Nizar al-Issa, Simon Hewitt Jones. MC Ian Saville…
With Prof Sir Michael Atiyah. Prof Atiyah will discuss the relationship between Island and the West, building on his personal involvement.
Scientists for Global Responsibility Conference and AGM.
Registration opens in September.
Venue: Alan Baxter Ltd Farringdon.
Supper at 7.30pm, followed at 8.15pm by Marcus Armstrong’s presentation on his recent working visit to Iraq.
Including You. Acting together for One World in Peace. The European Global Education Week theme within which OWW will be focussing on migration and inclusion issues. Local events across the country.
With Timmon Wallis.
With Bruce Nixon. Bruce Nixon’s book makes sense of the widespread collapse of confidence in current mainstream politics and economics, and proposes practical, radical solutions.
With Patrick Ainley.
With René Berthier.
This event will include a reading of the names of the child victims. Organised by Richmond and Kingston PSC.
