Network for Peace

A twice-monthly gathering on Zoom to prayer together.

A twice-monthly gathering on Zoom to prayer together. Next meeting: 14 December at 1pm.

A day to seeks to promote better awareness and understanding of disarmament issues among the public, especially young people.

For the past twenty years the idea of human rights as an absolute and universal ethical standard has been subject to a barrage of criticism.

The service will be followed by our Alternative Christmas Market with Fairtrade and Palestinian goods, crafts and gifts, books, cards, refreshments and children’s activities.

Please join us for the National Alternative Remembrance Ceremony to remember all victims of war, both civilian and military, past and present, and commit to working for peace.

Assemble at 12pm at Hyde Park – Marching to the US Embassy, Nine Elms Lane, London, SW11 7US.

Merseyside CND will be holding a Remembrance event in the Peace garden behind St Geroge’s Hall at 11am. There will be prayers, songs, readings, and hope.

Since the 1950s, the UK’s nuclear weapons programme has depended upon the resources, lands and labour of indigenous communities. Join us to discuss the continuing impacts on communities.

A discussion on issues related to the forthcoming documentary film ‘Downwind’, which chronicles the impacts of over 900 UK and US nuclear weapons tests since the 1950’s on the indigenous communities a

A webinar organised by The Green Party Peace, Security and Defence Policy Working Group and hosted by Yorkshire CND.

Medact’s Nuclear Weapons Group presents this webinar.

Join Crawley CND for a public meeting to discuss the imminent return of US nuclear weapons to the UK. With guest speaker Sara Medi Jones, CND Campaigns Director.

On the Mexican Day of the Dead, Scottish CND joins forces with Dove Tales to look at the effect of the nuclear submarine base in Faslane on the river Clyde, with an evening of poetry and music.

Assemble 12 noon on Victoria Embankment.

The London Radical Bookfair is back!

The week of Prayer for World Peace takes place from the second to third Sunday in October each year, which in 2023 will be from Sunday, 15th October to Sunday 22nd October.

With Frankie Armstrong and Friends.

Speaker: Dr Steve Fetter, Visiting Professor at King's College London
Respondent: Professor Christopher Hobbs, King's College London
Chair: James Brady, British Pugwash / King's College London

Wimbledon Disarmament Campaign/CND will lay a wreath of red-and-white poppies at the Wimbledon Village Memorial from 10:30am on Remembrance Sunday