Vegetarian, Vegan & Glutenfree Lunches, Hot & Cold Drinks, Mincepies & Cakes. Handcrafted & other Gifts, Cards, Fairtrade, Jams & Chutneys
Books, Odds & Ends Stall, Children’s Activities
With Dr John R. Emery (University of California, Irvine) on the quantification and gamification of warfare and it associated ethical challenges.
The workshop brings together a unique combination of components suitable for Christians of all traditions and explores six core themes in a full and stimulating day of teaching, prayer, activities, di
Say no to BP and BAE Systems at New Scientist Live
Student strikes have pushed the climate emergency to the top of the political agenda.
As NATO heads of state – including US President Donald Trump – prepare to meet in London for a summit, join us for a counter-summit to discuss the alternatives to war and nuclear weapons.
The latest film from Clapham Film Unit shows how women tried to influence the Versailles Treaty – how the women attempted to ensure cooperation, internationalism and peace were priorities BUT the men
There will be the usual fantastic range of craft and information stalls, a great line-up of live music, plus children’s activities.
Remembrance Sunday event. With songs and a white poppy wreath laying ceremony.
Yorkshire premier of the documentary film about efforts to bring a nuclear weapon ban treaty into international law and the role of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, ICAN.
On the global level, BRUCE KENT will head a panel discussion on how different views of peace effects national military defence.
Tower Hamlets CND started off as the 'Stepney & Poplar Against the Bomb' in 1959. THCND member Paul Barlow reflects on the CND campaign and his role in organising the Youth CND in Tower Hamlets.
XR Peace supporters will be blockading an area on the Embankment, London. CND will be supporting them.
This event marks the centenary of the final convention of the No Conscription Fellowship; Conscientious Objectors who, with their supporters, had provided the principal opposition to war during the fi
Book Launch for The Responsibility of Intellectuals: Reflections by Noam Chomsky and others after 50 years (UCLPress).
With Dr Nitasha Kaul, Kashmiri academic, economist, novelist and poet, and has spoken and published widely on varied themes including social theory, democracy, and postcolonial critique
With Stathis Kouvelakis, Reader in Political theory in the Department of French at Kings College, London.
With Tim Gee. Tim Gee tells the story of why he became a pacifist and what it means to him.
Editors of the book will be at Housmans to exploring the legacy of Race Today, the journal of the revolutionary Race Today Collective, in contemporary social movements and debates around race, gender
With Ignasi Bernat, Liz Castro, Robert Knox and David Whyte
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