Annual Ash Wednesday witness against nuclear war.
Witness at the Ministry of Defence, London, meet 3pm in Whitehall Gardens. Contact Pax Christi 020 8203 4884.
With Dr Stephanie Wright,
Western involvement in Africa extends from massive corporate investment in mineral extraction and technology, to direct government aid and a network of programmes run by NGOs.
With Silkie Carlo.
Phil Kingston, Christian Climate Action: 'With Extinction Rebellion in the November Actions in London'
International Conference organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies and the Centre for Education and Policy Analysis CEPA.
Keynote speaker will be Rev Al Barrett, an Anglican vicar who has been involved in an exciting journey of community building on a Birmingham estate over the last eight years.
With Gargi Bhattacharyya, Professor of Sociology at the Centre For Migration, Refugees and Belonging, University of East London.
In this witty new book, Carl Cederström traces our present-day conception of happiness from its roots in early-twentieth-century European psychiatry, to the Beat generation, to Ronald Reagan and Donal
With Helen Mercer, retired lecturer in Economics and Economic History.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can. Wheelchair accessible.
With Dr Elaine Arnold, director of Supporting Relationships and Families.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can. Wheelchair accessible.
With David Lucas. Children’s author and illustrator David talks about boundaries in art, life, politics and religion.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can.
With Professor John Newsinger, professor of modern history at Bath Spa University.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can.
With Carol Saunders, a campaigner with Tower Hamlets Keep Our NHS Public.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can.
With Brian Madican.
Please bring a veggie buffet item if you can.
Speaker: Stephanie Clark. The world has lived with the threat of nuclear war for over 70 years.
Public Talk by Dr Jan Vermeiren.
Public Talk by Tegan Hill.
With Ann Hodgson. Ann is horrified by the humanitarian situation in Yemen and deeply concerned for the plight of the millions of people facing starvation and displacement.
