Network for Peace

3 - 5pm outside the Churchill Theatre.

Second annual Wollstonecraft Society Lecture which will be delivered by Helena Kennedy QC.

In a context of increasing international crisis and turmoil, this panel discusses the sources and future of global disorder after “liberal” hegemony.

Capitalism’s voracious appetite is devouring democracy, care, and the planet. In the wake of the perfect storm that is COVID, how can we stop it from cannibalizing our whole world?

Less than months after the western military withdrawal in August 2021, this special issue explores lessons that can be drawn from the fall of the government in Kabul.

Join us in front of the Conscientious Objectors' Commemorative Stone for speeches, songs and a moment of quiet reflection. The event will also be live streamed for those who want to join online.

Join the Peace Pledge Union at the Feminist Bookshop in Brighton for an interactive reading of the book 'I am Human: A Book of Empathy' by Susan Verde. This will be followed by a crafting session.

The Global Campaign on Military Spending (GCOMS) is a year-round international campaign founded in December 2014 and promoted by the International Peace Bureau after the success of the Global Days of

The Global Days of Action on Military Spending (GDAMS) 2022 will run from 13 April-12 May this year.

Speakers will include:
Vijay Prashad, director at Tricontinental Institute, historian and author
Noam Chomsky, author, linguist, social critic and activist

A gathering of people to peacefully confront the UK’s ongoing addiction to the possession and deployment of horrific and illegal weapons of mass destruction.

Race may be 'on the agenda' – but we need to build our own powerful and political organisations

How activists used the law to stop a runway and save the world.

The roots of Islamophobia run deep and affect us all. We must resist it together.

Climate change and the far right. The world faces a climate crisis and an ascendant far right. Are these trends related?

Re-examining the representation and legacy of four murders in Twentieth-Century Chile.

A Normal Life is the autobiography of Vassilis Palaiokostas, known to the public as the “Greek Robin Hood,” to police as “The Uncatchable.” His is an illegalist existence lived in defiance of the poli

The British Museum are about to renew their deal with oil giant BP: We MUST stop them. Join us for mass creative action at the British Museum to say: No New BP Deal!

Two world shattering events – one in Afghanistan and the other in Ukraine – appear to have laid waste to the once influential idea that the 21st century would be every bit as ‘American’ as the last on

Speakers: Hanna Hopko is an expert in advocacy, on Russian expansionism and hybrid warfare.