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.
CND is part of the project seeking to raise awareness of convoys carrying nuclear warheads throughout the country and calling for them to be stopped.
Join UK Women's International League for Peace amd Freedom (WILPF) in discussion with some of the UK's leading experts on gender, peace and security to learn from their experiences and to discuss how
Molly Scott Cato, the Green Party MEP for SW England, is launching a report she has commissioned into the jobs based in Plymouth linked to Trident.
With Richard Blair, Paul Anderson, Richard Lance Keeble and John Newsinger.
With Courttia Newland and Tony White.
Our guest will be throwing their proverbial books at the police, with readings of fiction and poetry related to police injustice, followed by conversation.
With David Wickham. Based on true events which are only now being revealed, Stolen Children is both a terrifying story full of suspense, and an extraordinary tale of pathos and determination.
Twenty years ago, on 29 January 1996, a small group of women broke into a British Aerospace factory in Warton and disarmed a Hawk warplane bound for use in Indonesia's then-ongoing genocide in East Ti
Twenty years ago, on 29 January 1996, a small group of women broke into a British Aerospace factory in Warton and disarmed a Hawk warplane bound for use in Indonesia's then-ongoing genocide in East Ti
Twenty years ago, on 29 January 1996, a small group of women broke into a British Aerospace factory in Warton and disarmed a Hawk warplane bound for use in Indonesia's then-ongoing genocide in East Ti
On Thursday 10th November, arms dealers and politicians meet behind closed doors in Brussels. On the agenda: the European security policy. Let's not put our safety in the hands of the arms industry.
Does your church have investments in fossil fuel companies? Have you ever thought about moving your money somewhere that builds the world you want to live in?
The Remembering The Real World War 1 group will lay a wreath in The Dings Park, St Philips in honour of Alfred Jefferies, the only man from Bristol who was shot for desertion during World War 1, and h
The first event in a 4-part event series which launches a Conscience campaign to examine the impact of military spending on society.
