Network for Peace

An invitation to those who use personal narrative and story in their work to share best practice and learn from each other. Location: The London Inter Faith Centre 125 Salusbury Road, Queens Park. NW6 6RG. 5:30 PM Fee: £10 ( £5 conc. for students and unemployed) payable on the door. NOTE: No advanced payment possible, please register and pay on the door.

Responding to Conflict Training Course. This course is designed to draw on the experience and practice of participants, working in development, humanitarian aid or peacebuilding to influence internal policies and programmatic approaches. The course will identify how organisations can strive to balance their organisational mandate with the demands of working in complex and rapidly changing political contexts.
Course fee: £1100 (includes full board accommodation from the evening of 19th – afternoon of 24th October)

The Bristol Bookfair brings you the ideas to spark change - with 60 tables of stalls from campaign groups, publishers and distros; plus 30 meetings in 6 rooms including a Radical History Zone; and an outdoors permaculture zone. All-day vegan cafe, and kids space.
All welcome

Accessibility: level access to ground floor and gardens; lift to first floor; accessible/adapted toilets for wheelchair users

Speaker: Andrew Dey from Action for Atomic Weapons Eradication.
Bring your pink wool for knitting or crocheting into a 7 mile scarf to go from Aldermaston to Burghfield on 9th August. All Welcome.

Event in the City Centre: 12 noon. Handing out leaflets and white feathers to explain their significance and the heroism of those who were willing to take a stand against killing other human beings.

Conscientious Objection events in Evesham. Shopping centre window display on the theme of 'Courage and Conscience'.

CND stall in Leeds, At noon.

Global Day of Action on Military Spending event 11.00am – 4.00pm, Bonn Square, Oxford OX1, organised by Fellowship of Reconciliation and Pax Christi

The Silent Vigil will be between 10 and 11am in St Bartholomew’s Church Centre, Front Street, Newbiggin by the Sea, Northumberland.
http://demilitarize.org.uk/events/silent-vigil/

Student Action to call for military spending to be redirected to meet human needs.

Join us in Reading on 14 April in some creative street theatre: we’ll be inviting passers-by to give their input to a People’s Budget – asking them to tell us how to spend the £100 billion pounds for Trident on other items. It will be fun! As well as educational!

Action to call for military spending to be redirected to meet human needs.
GDAMS events will take place in Coventry University’s Technology Park, others in the city centre and outside the Council House. A letter of protest will be delivered to the offices of Lockheed Martin, demanding a public statement about its involvement in the production of cluster bombs.

Action to call for military spending to be redirected to meet human needs.
CND event in Bradford to mark the Global Day of Action against Military Spending. Demo, People’s Budget Stall, banners, placards and leafleting. Please come and join us.

For Conscientious Objectors’ Day. You can find out more about conscientious objectors in our main galleries and new changing exhibition A Land Fit For Heroes, opening on Saturday 24 May.

WMD Awareness Talking Trident Tour will be at the Glastonbury Festival. Join the Talking Trident debate To kick off this conversation we asked 4,207 adults across the UK 10 questions about nuclear weapons. Now we’re taking their views around the UK to see what others think, and we’ll be communicating views directly to the UK’s top policy and decision-makers.

WMD Awareness Talking Trident Tour will be in Hay-on-Wye for the Literary Festival. Join the Talking Trident debate To kick off this conversation we asked 4,207 adults across the UK 10 questions about nuclear weapons. Now we’re taking their views around the UK to see what others think, and we’ll be communicating views directly to the UK’s top policy and decision-makers.

This year’s theme: "Living Differently"

A seminar to assess Tony Benn's contribution to British politics. Speakers will look at the historical roots of his commitment to socialism, his record in and out of office, some of the key causes he championed, and his role as a populariser of history.
The meeting will be preceded by the Socialist History Society AGM from 1:00 pm.

Nagasaki Day.

All welcome.