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.
ELAAF Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaign for the cancellation of all arms fairs at ExCeL or anywhere else. Wheelchair accessible.
East London Against Arms Fairs stall and leafleting in the large area outside Stratford Station which faces the station on the other side of a pedestrian crossing. Keep the bus station on your right.
Public meeting about museum sponsorship by arms and oil companies. Concerned about the pernicious influence of oil and arms companies on our museums?
Labour Action for Peace AGM. AGM Business@10.30 / Speakers@11.15: Ruth Cadbury MP, and Julie Ward MEP. 10.00am to 4.00pm
Part of the I Will Tell International Film Festival.
Wimbledon CND will be holding a stall and making paper cranes at 11am outside Wimbledon Library.
Join Croydon CND's annual silent vigil in remembrance of those affected by the Hiroshima bomb 71 years ago.
Southdowns Peace Group will be holding their customary commemoration of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with a stall.
A quiet vigil at 7:50am will be followed by a symbolic 'dying' at 8:15am, the time the bomb was dropped. Please wear black and bring a white flower.
All are invited to Edinburgh CND's annual Hiroshima day vigil
A Remembering Hiroshima prayer vigil will take place with the Justice and Peace Group. Please come along to pray, even for a short while, remembering those who died.
The Lord Mayor of Bradford (Councillor Geoff Reid) will be reading the declaration made earlier that morning by the Mayor of Hiroshima.
Join East Lancashire CND to commemorate the atomic bombings which happened 71 years ago. All is welcome and to join for tea/lunch afterwards.
Join Bristol CND's vigil. Bring a message, prayer, poem or paper crane to hang on the tree, or take a moment to reflect.
