This is a rare opportunity to hear a first hand account of Israeli opposition to the Israeli State’s policies of occupation and oppression. Nimrod Evron is a Jewish Israeli activist and Educator who’s activism includes involvement in New Profile’s Refusal Support Network and Alternative Summer Camp for Youth.
Helping other voices to be heard - Nimrod Evron
Hiroshima Remembrance
Hiroshima Remembrance + CND Trident Quiz. Helpers needed.
Messages for the Paris conference: The forgotten dimensions of climate change
Scientists for Global Responsibility conference 2015
We'll be discussing the links between climate change and war, as well as a range of other issues.
For the latest details, including ticketing info, see:http://tinyurl.com/n9adf4k
Hiroshima and Nagasaki commemoration ceremony
Annual Hiroshima and Nagasaki commemoration ceremony.
The Other Armed Forces Day
With Veterans for Peace, Forces Watch and more. Interactive workshop with Emily Johns and Gabriel Carlyle: The world is my country. Please indicate if you can come for catering purposes. OPEN TO ALL, FREE LUNCH PROVIDED! C
Hiroshima Day
Annual Hiroshima Day event in the precinct of St Philip’s Cathedral, 11 – 12. Organised by West Midlands CND.
Hiroshima Commemoration
Hiroshima Commemoration at 12noon in Hereford Cemetery, by the cherry tree given to the cemetery by the Peace Council.
Church no place for arms trade.
Church no place for arms trade. Will you help get them out? Church House Conference Centre is yet again hosting RUSI - a military think tank - and their two conferences, one on Land Warfare, then other on Chief of the Air Staff's Air Power Conference. Both are heavily funded by the arms industry, including, so far, Lockheed Martin and MBDA Missiles. Join us!
Church no place for arms trade.
Will you help get them out? Church House Conference Centre is yet again hosting RUSI - a military think tank - and their two conferences, one on Land Warfare, then other on Chief of the Air Staff's Air Power Conference. Both are heavily funded by the arms industry, including, so far, Lockheed Martin and MBDA Missiles. Join us!
DSEi Arms Fair
DSEi, London's huge arms fair. Come to London to challenge the arms fair - look out for more details nearer the time!
CAAT Christian Network Day of Prayer.
As the week of the London arms fair begins, join with Christian communities across the UK in their own churches, in prayer and action.
Changing London: A Rough Guide for the Next London Mayor
With Will Horowitz. Changing London have been exploring the progressive potential of the post of mayor, and crowd sourcing practical ideas that could transform the capital for the better, offering up a view of how the city might look if we reclaimed it and fashioned it based on our needs and wants.
London Overground: A Day's Walk Around the Ginger Line
With Iain Sinclair. Iain Sinclair discusses his latest book, a tour of London’s Overground network, and the gentrification and social change it has brought.
RSVP Essential – please email nik@housmans.com.
Remembering Laurence Housman: 150th Anniversary Memorial Lecture.
With Jill Liddington and Elizabeth Oakley. An evening of discussion and drinks in celebration of the memory of pacifist, critic, playwright, novelist, social activist, public speaker, broadcaster and name-sake of Housmans Bookshop, Laurence Housman. Do come along and help us celebrate his 150th birthday! 7
Rebel Footprints: A Guide to Uncovering London's Radical History
With David Rosenberg.
David Rosenberg maps London’s protests and struggles, from the early nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century, as explored in his most recent book ‘Rebel Footprints’ (Verso, 2015).
Asylum and Exile: The Hidden Voices of London
With Bidisha. Bidisha joins us to discuss her book, the result of long-term outreach work with refugees and asylum seekers in London.
Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London
With Matthew Beaumont. Matthew Beaumont discusses his fascinating literary portrait of the writers who explored the city at night, and the people they met.
Considering Gramsci
With Andrew Pearmain and Derek Boothman. As an extension of the Gramsci Conference taking place at Kings College on 18th/19th June, we welcome Andrew Pearmain to discuss his latest book ‘Gramsci in Love’ (Top Hat Books, 2015) and Derek Boothman, editor and translator of ‘A Great and Terrible World: The Pre-Prison Letters (1908-1926) of Antonio Gramsci’ (Lawrence & Wishart, 2014).
Conscientious objection in South Korea
With Seungho Park.
Women and War
Women and War in Their Own Words. A Performance by Paula Tait. UN Security Council Resolution 1325 acknowledges that "civilians, particularly women and children, account for the vast majority of those affected by armed conflict." This performance aims to show how women are affected by war by presenting their own poetry and stories, interspersed with songs and music.