There will be an at a distance peace picnic in the Archbishop Tutu Peace Garden at Grove Park from 1.30 - 3pm to mark Nagasaki Day. There will be statements and poems.
There will be a silent vigil of 6 people at a distance, opposite the Churchill Theatre and then scattering of flowers on the lake in the Library Gardens to mark Hiroshima Day,
Hosted by John McDonnell MP
A seminar to launch two new books on the Lucas Plan and regional screenings of THE PLAN.
Steve Sprung, Director: THE PLAN that came from the bottom up Trailer
Youth and Student CND event.
*This event has been postponed until later in the year as a precautionary measure in light of the coronavirus outbreak*
A free, day-long event, with workshops, films and panels.
A multidisciplinary conference about the risks posed by emerging technologies, as well as political and technical solutions to control them.
With Christopher Peskett. Christopher is a Registered General Nurse who has worked in the field for over 10 years, in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
Seminar organised by CND.
*This event has been postponed until later in the year as a precautionary measure in light of the coronavirus outbreak* More information on a rescheduled date to follow.
Abolish Nuclear Weapons; Resist and Reverse the Climate Crisis; For Social and Economic Justice.
With Sara Farris and Susan Pashkoff.
With Erica Lagalisse and Carl Levy
With Susie Thomas, Nadia Valman, and Ken Worpole.
With Rosemary Grennan and Seth Wheeler
Come and join us in a celebration of platonic love and poetry on Valentine’s Day with the launch of Radixal Love zine.
Housmans welcome back New River Press for an evening of wild and inspiring poetry and music performances by people who have experienced homelessness and the poets who have tutored them.
(informal food and drink from 1.00pm)
All members of Leicester CND and/or National CND welcome.
Organised by Stand Up to Racism. Cardiff: TBA. Glasgow: 11am. London: 12noon.
Published for the first time, Sylvia Pankhurst’s _A suffragette in America_ is based on her two lecture tours of North America in 1911 and 1912.
