Independent Working-Class Education Network
Presenters:
Christine Pushpa Kumbhat
(author of ‘Working Class Adult Education in Yorkshire 1918-1939’)
Films: These Dangerous Women, Women’s Peace Crusade and War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning us to Death.
What does "religious freedom" truly mean?
Our guests discuss David's new book 'Never Again' which tells the story of the fascist National Front who were rampaging in the late 70s, and the campaigns which played such a key part in counteractin
Join Joe Kennedy and Juliet Jacques to discuss our obsession with authenticity, and the ways it has been instrumentalised politically. We are entering, we are told, a post-liberal age.
Lisa Fannen has been writing, and sharing words both solo and in collaboration with musicians.
Red Utopias is a collection of three books that bring together the photographs and texts of 10 European authors and photographers.
The ¡NO PASARAN!
After Hitler’s rise to power in 1933, many Jews found refuge in Albania. The Albanians not only protected their Jewish citizens, but also provided sanctuary to Jewish refugees.
Discussion with the author on his recently published memoir.
Speakers:
Dr Salman Al-Azami and Muhammad Abdul Bari
Speakers:
• Nadine Daniel, National Refugee Welcome Coordinator, Mission & Public Affairs Division, Archbishops Council
• Sean Ryan, National Caritas Community Sponsorship Coordinator
Concert for Peace with Musicians for Peace and Disarmament. Conductor: Jane Glover CBE with the MPD Chamber Orchestra. Interval speaker: Fabian Hamilton MP.
Student/Young Pugwash UK is collaborating with British Pugwash to host a major, one-day conference exploring the prospects for arms control and disarmament over the coming years.
A blockbuster exhibition with stolen ancient Iraqi objects is on display - sponsored by the oil giant BP.
As cities march across the world to mark UN anti-racism day, join them to say #NoRacismNoFascism
https://www.facebook.com/events/2013107605418593/
With Jason Hickel, author of The Divide: a brief guide to global inequality and its solutions. And Ann Pettifor, prizewinning economist and author of The Production of Money.
Film screening and talk by Fukushima mothers at SOAS university.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1503536093114824/
Public meeting with three Fukushima mothers.
The march will assemble outside the Japanese embassy in London at 12pm for a 12.30pm start. Fancy dress and bright colours are welcome – especially yellow!
Join Leeds City Council, Leeds Peace Links Group, Leeds Beckett University and Mayors for Peace in the inaugural lecture of their new 2019 series of international peace lectures.
