War School reveals how the British government is spending £100m of new public funding and using more than 40 new strategies to promote military values to the public and entice children into the armed
A film evening organised by Medact Tyneside.
Tower Hamlets CND will be launching an East London Peace Network.
Assemble in Quakers Acre in North Street at around 10.25 then considering remembrance/lest we forget from an alternative view between 10.30 and 10.45: remembering - not forgetting - all victims of war
11 November 2018 will be the 100th anniversary of the 1918 Armistice, when the slogan never again was a common rally cry – never again should the World see the suffering wrought by the ‘war to end war
Reflections on Thomas Merton, Dorothy Day and Daniel Berrigan. We are delighted to welcome Jim to London.
Yorkshire CND’s fundraiser returns with the usual great selection of craft stalls, information and campaigns, live music, veggie food, face-painting and this year, free circus skills to entertain the
Join Derby CND and Derby Green Party for an evening on The Green Party’s vision for a nuclear free Britain. Guest speaker will be Natalie Bennett of the Derbyshire Green Party.
With speaker: Fabian Hamilton MP, Labour Party Shadow Minister for Peace and Disarmament. Chaired by Catherine West MP.
Debt Week is a nationwide week of action against the growing debt trap faced by people, families and communities across the UK.
A joint event with Anglican Pacifist Fellowship and other Christian Peace Organisations including Fellowship of Reconciliation and Methodist Peace Fellowship.
With Matthew Goodwin.
With Professor Laleh Khalili.
A vigil of prayer for peace.
With Pat Gaffney, Pax Christi who will give the fourth in this series of lectures.
10.45am: A White Poppy Remembrance workshop – drawing on the stories from Catholic COs from England and Wales.
3pm: A White Poppy Remembrance workshop – drawing on the stories from Catholic COs from England and Wales.
A guided local walk. Meet 13.45 at Finsbury Park Station Place outside 'Food and Wine'. Ends about 15.30 at the Salisbury Pub, Green Lanes, Harringay.
UNA David Roberts Memorial Lecture with Professor Joanna Drugan, Professor of Translation in the School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies at the University of East Anglia.
Speaker: Beatrice Fihn.
Are we closer than ever to ending the nuclear weapon threat? In this tumultuous moment, Beatrice Fihn outlines plenty of reasons to hope.
