Network for Peace

Don't miss the chance to find out what we have achieved over 2021/22. But also, our AGM will explore how we can work together to change policy leading the way to building a peaceful world.

Join Dept Justice for a day of workshops, talks and action planning on how we can come together to campaign against unjust debt and the climate crisis. Speakers include:

Harrogate Quaker Meeting House and HUFUD (Humanity United for Universal Demilitarisation) join forces to present an all-day Peace Conference: lectures, speeches, videos, photographs and debates that w

Let’s talk more about women and art! Do join us for the launch of Griselda Pollock’s new book from Manchester University Press.

Sophie Labelle is the French-Canadian author of Serious Trans Vibes / Assigned Male comics, which she has been drawing since 2014.

Ed Patrick has two jobs, keeping people alive by putting them to sleep and – separately – making people laugh their socks off, often about medicine, often about his day job.

On August 12th 1952, thirteen members of the Soviet Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee were murdered on the orders of Stalin. Join us to commemorate the 70th anniversary.

Almost 200 years after its first publication, and almost 200 years after the death of the author, we are pleased to bring back to the public domain the work of Mary Bailey.

A panel conversation, facilitated by writer, producer and campaigner, Siana Bangura, with speakers including Dr Weitzberg, representatives from Netpol, partners on this project, and campaigners and ac

Sat 17 Sept 7pm Songs of Freedom, Peace and Justice The Maypole Cafe Bar and Theatre, 42 Brook St, Derby DE1 3PH.

Join author, David Cullen, Kate Hudson (CND) and Nick Ritchie (University of York), chaired by Tim Street (NIS) with time for your questions.

Day to commemorate the Anniversary of the execution of Franz Jägerstätter for refusing to serve in Hitler's army.

11am @ The steps by the Packhorse Bridge in Hebden Bridge

2pm @Norfolk Gardens

11am @Town Hall Square

Nagasaki Day event.

About the play: The dropping of the first atomic bomb is referred to on the Peace Memorial in Hiroshima as “the mistake”.

The London CAAT group meets monthly to discuss arms trade issues. Currently they are organising around the #StopArmingSaudi campaign.

SGR's annual conference - open to all (followed by members-only AGM).
Speakers and topics TBC.