Network for Peace

Annual Commemoration.
Birmingham Cathedral Churchyard.

Scottish CND is hosting a book discussion on Vijay Mehta’s latest book ‘The Economics of Killing’. Guest Speaker Vijay Mehta. All welcome
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Queen Mary University and Medact is hosting a book discussion on Vijay Mehta’s latest book ‘The Economics of Killing’. Guest Speaker Vijay Mehta. All welcome.

Lymington UNA is hosting a book discussion on Vijay Mehta’s latest book ‘The Economics of Killing’. All welcome.

UNA Shropshire and Concord College is hosting a book discussion on Vijay Mehta’s latest book ‘The Economics of Killing’. All welcome.

Schumacher College is hosting a book discussion on Vijay Mehta's latest book 'The Economics of Killing'. Open to all.

Do we experience the earth as sacred, and if so, in what way? How might this dimension affect the way we understand or engage with environmental issues? With Isabel Carlisle (Transition Towns) and Clare Dakin (Tree Sisters).

How does a sense of the sacred influence art and sculpture? What impact does this have on our consciousness? With Tom Bree (Prince's School of Traditional Arts) and Nicolas Mynheer (Fine artist and sculpture). The event is part of a wider programme called Re-imagining the sacred.

An invitation to those who use personal narrative and story in their work to share best practice and learn from each other.

Launch event for ‘No Glory’ at St James’ Piccadilly.

Can conflict contribute to individual or collective spiritual growth? How can we respond more consciously to conflict and maximise the opportunities it holds? With the Ven. Rachel Treweek (Archdeacon of Hackney) and members of the Faith-based Conflict Resilience Fellowship. The event is part of a wider programme called Re-imagining the sacred.

How can an understanding or experience of the sacred be included in how we educate our young people? What new approaches are informing the spiritual and moral dimension of education? With Bhai Sahib Mohinder Singh (Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha) and Scherto Gill (Guerrard Hermes Foundation for Peace). The event is part of a wider programme called Re-imagining the sacred.

An invitation to those who use personal narrative and story in their work to share best practice and learn from each other.

An experiential workshop with Debbie Warrener looking at the collective stories that have shaped our lives and identities. The workshop is for all interested in narrative, story, identity, peace and reconciliation. We will use these techniques to look at how we can step together into greater shared responsibility for our future.

A certificated three day training course in conflict coaching, for anyone dealing with workplace or personal conflict. 10am-5pm. Final session: 25 November - the third day of the course six weeks later is focused around practice, peer development, evaluation, and trouble shooting. Aimed at: anyone dealing with conflict in organisations or communities, HR and employee well-being professionals, mediators, generalist professional coaches, counsellors and spiritual advisors.

The Extraordinary Life Of Richard Francis Burton (1821- 1890) related by Giles Abbott with songs from Newroz.

An invitation to those who use personal narrative and story in their work to share best practice and learn from each other. 5.30-8.15pm.

A new style of event exploring the experience of conflict within different faith communities, and looking at how we can develop faith-based tools and approaches to improve our conflict resilience. Aimed at faith leaders, but also open to all.

An exploratory event looking at the need for dialogue within the City, in the areas of business sustainability, conscious capitalism, new models of leadership, ethics and values.
This event is aimed at those involved in business or leadership. 12noon – 2pm.

Faith traditions have often linked food with ritual, celebration and community. How is this relationship between food and the sacred experienced today? How might this be reflected in farming and food production? With Sandra White (Shumei) and Khalid Khadaroo & Soraya Ramjane (EcoPeace).