A CND webinar. Nuclear power is increasingly marketed as part of the solution to the climate crisis and there is considerable support for it from trade unions.
Live interview with Baroness Jenny Jones.
With Oliver Eagleton. A forensic political biography of the Labour Party leader.
How can economics be diversified, decolonised and democratised? Join us for a discussion on how to reclaim economics.
With Lisa Fannen. Warp & Weft explores radical frameworks to develop new ways of understanding experiences of distress within social and systemic contexts.
All welcome
Meet Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow – marching to George Square for rally.
Meet BBC Portland Place
In the run-up to Remembrance Sunday, PPU will be supplying white poppies to represent remembrance for all victims of war of all nationalities, a commitment to peace and a rejection of militarism.
Armed Forces Day drums up support for war by the back door and presents militarism as normal. There will be protests and other events around the UK to challenge the celebration of militarism.
National Day of Action. Details soon. https://sosnhs.org/events/
CND is supporting the SOS NHS campaign to highlight how the cost of nuclear weapons could instead be invested in the NHS.
LABRATS are hosting a seminar to showcase the nuclear testing program and its effects on the world, through the eyes of the veterans, their wives, and their descendants.
CND is campaigning to get Britain to attend a major conference that is bringing together countries that have ratified the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Annual Witness will be online this year. There will also be resources available for those wishing to organise in-person witnesses during the day.
From Nazi Germany to Rwanda, from Bosnia and Darfur to Nuclear Mutually Assured Destruction when will we ever learn?
Student/Young Pugwash UK has teamed up with University of Leicester’s Third Nuclear Age project to host a cutting-edge, interdisciplinary conference exploring the impacts of new technologies on war an
IWM Institute Annual Lecture 2022. Speaker: Professor Margaret MacMillan, one of the world’s most eminent war historians.
10.00-11.10: Campaign against Climate Change AGM.
