Public Meeting organised by the Westminster Government Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CORWM)
CND Cymru will be there once again. Please come and help in the Peace Tent! Contact Brian & Jan Jones; 01792 830 330 brian.jones@phonecoop.coop
Debate & Discussion - discover the main issues & the pros & cons of being part of the European Union! David Hughes, European Commission in Wales; Oliver Lewis, Business for Britain; David Sullivan, Bangor University Dept. of Philosophy. Chair: Professor Suzannah Linton. Free entry (including buffet and wine from 5.30pm) all welcome.
Join us for a sponsored walk to raise funds for the Gandhi Foundation. Meet at at 2.30pm at Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9JP. We will walk from the Gandhi statue in Tavistock Square (WC1H 9JP) to Kingsley Hall, Bromley by Bow (EC 3HJ) where Gandhi stayed in 1931. Please endeavour to arrive by 2.15pm. The walk will take in the Inner Temple where Gandhi studied to be a lawyer and a number of other sites associated with him and the peace movement in general. The walk will be approximately 6 miles in length and it is moderately flat, though it will be along pavements, so trainers are advised.
Rolls Royce’s Annual General Meeting is on 1st May. It has a key role in designing and making the nuclear react¬ors to power the ‘Successor’ nuclear-missile-carry¬ing submarines. The go-ahead is not officially due until 2016, but work on them worth £3 billion is under way.
Westminster, London. Bruce Kent's No Faith in Trident tour during the month of April is building up to a national lobby of parliament and an evening rally for people of all faith communities - and none - who are opposed to Trident.
The lobby of parliament is supported by the following organisations: Christian CND, Pax Christi, Religions for Peace.
SPEAKER: David McLoughlin 'Joy in the Gospel: our response to Pope Francis' call to be a Church for the poor'
Plus opportunities for networking and getting updates on campaigns
Booking not essential. Please bring a packed lunch
AGM and then an Illustrated lecture 'From Breakdown to Breakthrough; Gandhi and Mental Health' will be given by Mirabai Swingler who is a mental health Chaplain and teacher, psychotherapist and spiritual director.
Mirabai’s life passion is raising awareness of and bringing healing to the sacred space where spirituality and ‘mental illness’ meet. She is a life member of the Gandhi Foundation.
2pm – Annual General Meeting. All Welcome.
2.30 – Lecture.
3.30 – Reception and the opportunity to visit where Gandhi stayed in 1931 and the rooms used by R.D. Laing.
Public meeting with author and expert in conflict transformation, Diana Francis.
Peace Lecture lecture by Paul Rogers, Professor of Peace Studies, University of Bradford. Chaired by Malcolm Evans (Faculty of Social Sciences and Law, Bristol University).
A certificated three-day training course in conflict coaching, for anyone in a position of leadership or responsibility in a faith community who would like to gain skills and guidance in effectively approaching and responding to conflict.
A certificated three-day training course in conflict coaching, for anyone in a position of leadership or responsibility in a faith community who would like to gain skills and guidance in effectively approaching and responding to conflict.
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 in Queens Park.
A full-day interactive workshop as the final instalment of our conflict resilience training, looking at how we can see the opportunity in conflict and move through it resiliently.
Individual- £50. Concession (students or unemployed, please bring valid ID on the day)- £25. Discount for all four trainings- £160. The trainings will run from 10am-4pm with breaks for lunch and refreshments and will be held in the tent. Places are limited to 15 so sign up soon!
A rare opportunity to study and practice ancient Georgian vocal techniques and repertoire with one of its leading contemporary exponents.
Phone: 020 7496 1610
A full-day interactive workshop as the third instalment of our conflict resilience training, exploring how we can communicate effectively and honestly through challenging issues.
Individual- £50. Concession (students or unemployed, please bring valid ID on the day)- £25. Discount for all four trainings- £160. The trainings will run from 10am-4pm with breaks for lunch and refreshments and will be held in the tent. Places are limited to 15 so sign up soon!
A day mapping the principles and intentions underlying different models of work with narrative and story. Location: London Inter Faith Centre, in Queens Park. The inaugural Summit will be focused on mapping out some of the diverse approaches to narrative work within the NPF. It is envisaged that by weaving together a rich tapestry of practices, the Summit can create a shared story that binds us together as a learning community.
A full-day interactive workshop as the second instalment of our conflict resilience training, exploring emotions surrounding conflict and providing tools to process these challenges.
Individual- £50. Concession (students or unemployed, please bring valid ID on the day)- £25. Discount for all four trainings- £160. The trainings will run from 10am-4pm with breaks for lunch and refreshments and will be held in the tent. Places are limited to 15 so sign up soon!
A full-day interactive workshop as the first instalment of our conflict resilience training, looking at how we can understand and map conflict in faith communities.
Individual- £50. Concession (students or unemployed, please bring valid ID on the day)- £25. Discount for all four trainings- £160. The trainings will run from 10am-4pm with breaks for lunch and refreshments and will be held in the tent. Places are limited to 15 so sign up soon!
With Merit Ariane Stephanos,Lebanese priest Abouna Shafiq Abouzayd and Jon Banks on qanun and santur.
