Network for Peace

Bring, if you can some flowers and a candle. General Atomics makes armed drones that have been responsible for the deaths of thousands, including many hundreds of children. We will remember the deaths of so many in drone warfare with poetry, a short multifaith ceremony, and readings.
We will also leaflet passers by to let them know about the arms company in the area.
Join us!

'Countdown to Zero' reveals the truth behind an issue on which human survival itself hangs- the very real possibility of nuclear disaster. It is a documentary film that traces the history of the atomic bomb, focussing on accidents and false alerts. This is part of our campaign to persuade voters to oppose Trident replacement leading up to the General Election in 2015.
Bar & Refreshments will be available before the film.

A dignified national protest and die-in for all road users. In London; 12 – 3pm in Oxford Street. Other locations around the country; check the websites. http://stopthekilling.org.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/events/620158668053003

The conference is a showcase event of the ‘Accounts of the Conflict’ project at INCORE based in the University of Ulster, which is building a digital archive of stories related to the conflict in Northern Ireland. The conference aims to attract both local and international academics, archivists, story gatherers, practitioners and many other interested parties, who have an interest in how storytelling and archiving can contribute to peacebuilding and social change in a range of diverse contexts.

The 2014 EIFA Annual Lecture is being held in conjunction with ‘Gandhi Day’ and the U.N. International Day of Non-Violence. This year’s talk will be given by the historian and author Antony Copley who is a Gandhi Foundation Trustee and academic adviser. On the night, there will also discussion through skype with the Afghan Peace Volunteers.

With Donald Rooum.
All welcome.

After the AGM, at 7pm, there will be a chance to hear from two of the young women who represented MAW at the International Peace Conference in Sarajevo earlier this summer. Refreshments will be served after the AGM before their talk.

A evening of music, poetry, talks, food and exhibitions.
First the FREE Derby City History Walk. 3pm : Meet us outside Guild Hall. Then the Evening Event from 5.30,
Topics inc: Derby’s Alice Wheeldon 1917, Alice and Family: Unjustly Imprisoned. Pentrich 1817, The Pentrich Rebellion. The Miners’ Strike 1984, Workers' solidarity in action: Orgreave, the railway trade unions and the miners’ strike. Come along, eat, drink, listen, talk and discuss the common themes: Spies and Lies.

Douglas Newton will be discussing WW1 and his new book 'The Darkest Days: The Truth Behind Britain's Rush to War, 1914' @ the Bishopsgate Institute in London on 23rd September. The book is excellent and he's an excellent speaker (he ran a session at this year's Peace News Summer Camp). He'll be joined by Vron Ware and Joe Glenton in the discussion afterwards.

Mark Peace One Day (Sunday 21 September) by joining us on a walk from Barking to Bishopsgate through surprising green spaces, with stories and music en route.

Chris Wylie of Puppetuity - Bring a sock and make a sock puppet.
Music by “Green Blade”.
Crafts with Birkenhead Woodcraft Folk.
Decorate a “PEACE” biscuit.
Make a “PEACE” badge.

St Johns Gardens will be transformed to 1914 Merseyside with a series of performances, exhibitions and stalls that will demonstrate … what life was like at the time of the outbreak of the First World War. Encounter everything from Housing, Clothing, Transport, Entertainment, Public Health and Women’s
Suffrage …. It will also explore what the Call to Arms meant to thousands of local families …. Missing from the list is any mention of Conscientious Objectors so Merseyside CND are trying to run an information stall focussing on them.

Presented by Transition Town West Kirby and St. Bridget’s Church.
10am -4pm in two fields by the church and school. There will be two music stages, workshops, demonstrations and stalls.
Evening entertainment details:
http://www.vcawirral.org.uk/index.php/news-detail/ items/wirral-earth-fest-2014.html

Liverpool Pax Christi will be holding their next leafleting session at University Square (near Blackwell’s bookshop), University of Liverpool

St Bride’s aims to be a place where everyone can feel respected & at home, regardless of sexuality, gender, race, disability, class or creed. As part of our commitment to this vision, each year we join with Inclusive Church (www.inclusive-church.org.uk) to celebrate Inclusive Church Sunday. This year we are delighted to welcome Lizzie Gawen from the Student Christian Movement (www.movement.org.uk) as our speaker.
3.30pm – An afternoon workshop led by Lizzie at St Bride’s. This is an opportunity to find out more about the Student Christian Movement.

This is the United Nations International day of Peace and to mark this occasion, St Bride’s along with Liverpool Muslim Women’s Group is sponsoring a Walk of Peace.

Kairos Britain and Liverpool Friends of Sabeel North West Group are holding a special day conference. Come along and find out about visiting Palestine, political action, Kairos communities and more along with a bring and share lunch.

A free festival to raise money and support for "rebuild Gaza sustainably" - A grass roots environmental action network (GREAN) project to build eco-housing in Gaza.
Live music, launch of Heddwch compilation CD, family activities, food, film room, stalls and information on how you can get involved.
LIVE MUSIC - 2p.m start
Entrance - Donations on the door (donations of £10+ includes a free Heddwch compilation CD, put together by notorious local artists to help raise funds and raise awareness)

Bromley and Beckenham CND White Poppy Ceremony on Remembrance Sunday. Assemble 10.30 a.m beside Primark. Ceremony 10.50 - 11.15 a.m at Bromley War Memorial, Church Rd.