Network for Peace

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

Speaker: Alison Jackson, Church Action on Poverty on 'Visions of the Common Good'

An opportunity to prepare for the General Election, to network with justice and peace activists from around the country, and to get updates on campaigns from national and local agencies.

Tea and coffee will be provided, please bring a packed lunch.

The day will discuss the IWCE Network Manifesto and ask how we can work together to enrich working class education and class struggle. Have a look at
http://iwceducation.co.uk/

More details soon.

With Lisa McKenzie. While the 1% rule, poor neighbourhoods have become the subject of public concern and media scorn, blamed for society’s ills. This book redresses the balance. Lisa Mckenzie lived on the St Ann’s estate in Nottingham for more than 20 years.

With Prof. Stella Sandford. The third and final talk in the [Again] Introductions series at Housmans is on the subject of feminism, and will provide an insight into the movement’s latest debates and challenges, from the perspective of the feminist tradition in philosophy and theory.

With Tansy E. Hoskins. Few of us know the exact details of where our clothes come from. In ‘Stitched Up: The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion’, Tansy E. Hoskins poses questions that we as consumers rarely pause to ask: how were our garments made, who manufactured them, and which corporation owners profited from them?

With Linda Kaucher.
Linda Kaucher explores the numerous threats contained in the US/EU ‘free trade’ TTIP deal, and presents the campaign to stop its implementation.

With Nikolas Rose. The second [Again] Introductions talk is on the subject of biopolitics, which tried to understand the way that modern power takes the very lives of individuals as its object.

[Again] Introductions presents talk with Nick Davies.

Brick Lane Debates present: Capitalism 101
Workshop led by Neil Faulkner.

BOOK TALK with Robert Dellar, Alistair Kemp, and the Association of Musical Marxists.

BOOK LAUNCH with Edward Thomas, Thomas Mawan Muortat and Liz Hodgkin
South Sudan: A Slow Liberation tries to explain how South Sudan's first years as an independent country have been marred by violence. Come along for a panel discussion led by three of South Sudan’s most thoughtful analysts.

Brick Lane Debates present: Capitalism 101
Workshop lead by Neil Faulkner