This year's programme so far: Saturday 18th September, 'Green New Deals and Nuclear Power' - Ian Fairlie. Monday 20th QUAD 'The Great Dictator' - Charlie Chaplin. Tuesday 21st. QUAD.
Bristol Peace Groups will be running a four day Peace Gathering on Castle Park (Half-way along the footpath/cycleway overlooking the Harbour/Finzels Reach) ALL WELCOME
Exeter CND will have a stall 11am to 2pm. We will be writing to our Lord Mayor, city councillors of all parties, and our MP Ben Bradshaw to invite them all to come along and sign the TPNW petition.
Jo Berry personal experience of being affected by terrorism and becoming a peacebuilder’.
A socially distanced event with readings of prose and poetry and a period of quiet reflection. All welcome.
This, and future vigils, will be shared with our Friends from the Church of St. Peter Mancroft.
A Self-Care As An Act of Warfare Reading Group Event
A Zoom meeting organised by Pax Christi.
More details: https://paxchristi.org.uk/
Booking: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceJuly
On-line event with live link to supporters at the Main Gate of the Base, who will speak to RAF Squadron Leader Geoff Dickson.
Peace picnic tea to remember the victims of all wars, everywhere.
Silent Vigil at the War Memorial in The Square, Abingdon to remember the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Zoom Cafe: Kamran Abbasi MB ChB, FRCP is a doctor, journalist, broadcaster and executive editor of the British Medical Journal, and is also a visiting professor at the Department of Primary Care and P
The COP is an annual summit of all the countries which are part of the UN’s climate change treaty, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change or ‘UNFCCC’.
A walk and learning jorney with cultural, community and interfaith organisations to reimagine what it means to be ecological.
As usual, PPU will be distributing white poppies in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday, representing remembrance for all victims of war of all nationalities, a commitment to peace and a rejection of mil
With arms dealers planning a hybrid event that's both in-person and online, local people from Greater Rushmoor Action for Peace are planning to resist - with help from others around the UK and the wor
The third in a series of events aimed at equipping ourselves and each other with skills and ideas for challenging everyday militarism and campaigning for change.
Speaker: Nick Megoran of the Martin Luther King Peace Committee https://research.ncl.ac.uk/martinlutherking/.
Will also be screened online.
A major Zoom meeting as part of the events to mark 60 years of our campaigning against nuclear weapons.
Meet by the commemorative cherry tree (next to the café) in Victoria Park to remember the victims of the nuclear bombs dropped on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
