Network for Peace

With the help of archival and original material, this documentary from Harun Farocki sets out to define the relationship between military strategy and industrial production and sheds light on how the technology of war finds applications in everyday life.

Join our panel of experts for a timely discussion on the ethical and philosophical concerns regarding the use of drones in on-going armed conflicts around the world as well as their growing use in civilian surveillance closer to home.

Directed by Tonje Hessen Schei, this fascinating documentary covers a diverse set of issues surrounding drone warfare, from the recruitment of young pilots and the re-definition of “going to war”, to the moral stance of anti-drone protestors and world leaders giving the secret “green light” to engage in the biggest targeted killing program in history.

David Birkin will be in conversation with Michaela Crimmin about the inspiration, methods and meaning behind the works in his exhibition Mouths At The Invisible Event. Michaela is an independent curator, writer, and co-founder/director of Culture+Conflict.

The Mosaic Rooms present the first public solo exhibition by internationally exhibited artist David Birkin, bringing together a series of mixed media works and installations centred around issues of censorship, spectatorship and the legal and linguistic frameworks underpinning war.

Tuesday - Saturday, 11am - 6pm, FREE.

The speaker will be Nidhal Mustapha from Women Solidarity Iraq.

Second national gathering on the politics of technology. Breaking The Frame brings together different movements on technology issues to support each other and raise the profile of technology issues in radical politics.

Talk on anti-nuclear action and protest movements with Angie Zelter and Graeme Chesters. 4pm. The event is open to all and will be in Room J19 of the Richmond Building at Bradford University.

Meeting with speaker Bruce Kent.

Are we truly living our lives - following our hearts and passions?
“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

An opportunity to join members of The Well for a buffet supper and refreshments, and also to hear about local initiatives and projects from the people who run them. With live music.

What is it? Why, how and when do we give and receive it?
“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

How to deal with everyday conflict more safely and effectively.
“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

Finding a safe and sustainable role and cause close to our hearts.
“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

Do we have it? If so what are we going to do with it?
“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

“Reaching Out” - a new outreach initiative aiming to bring people of all ages together to learn about community life, The Well at Willen and The Society of the Sacred Mission, and also to have the opportunity to network, socialise, and reflect and share on important contemporary issues.

An evening supper and workshop on the theme of “Community” - What is it? How do we achieve it? Why do we need it?

With David North, Head of People and Wildlife at the Norfolk Wildlife Trust. The talk is at 1pm and will last about 30 minutes followed by questions. Admission is free. You are welcome to bring a packed lunch any time from 12.15pm. A donation is invited for a hot drink and biscuits.

11am Dick Sheppard Chapel, St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, for liturgy & lunch then join our annual Embassy Walk round the Embassies in London to ask them what progress they are planning to make towards ‘the elimination of all nuclear arsenals’ at the Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in May this year.
All faiths and none welcome; the Embassy Walk is secular.

Join Christian CND in early bird PRAYER AND PROTEST
11.00 am at St Martin-in-the Fields, Trafalgar Square.
11.00 am Prayers in the Dick Sheppard Chapel in the basement.
11.30 am Lunch together in St. Martin’s Cafeteria (profits to their Homeless Project)
12.15 pm Readings of Church Statements against Nuclear Weapons, on the Steps of St. Martin-in-the Fields, Trafalgar Square