Philip Brown was Chair of Coventry Lord Mayor's Committee for Peace and Reconciliation from 2018 to 2020
The aim of the Integrate Coventry Project is to help to integrate refugees and other third country nationals to rebuild their lives in safety, becoming fully self-sufficient and establish themselves within the wider community of Coventry. This will be achieved … Continue reading →
A campaign is getting underway in Coventry aimed at tackling violence. Led by the West Midlands Violence Reduction Unit the ‘10 Days of Peace’ campaign will bring together young people, communities, and partner organisations from the education sector, to amplify … Continue reading →
What does your city mean to you? Discover a virtual gallery expressing hope, togetherness and community through art. Experience the 3 Cities: Coventry, Wolverhampton, Birmingham through the communities’ eyes. Other than gathering responses from our own Fusion Artists, we are … Continue reading →
Dasi from Coventry Peace House and the Making Project is running Zoom meetings from 5-6pm on Mondays in March 2021 at which you can meet new people and sing some pop and folk songs (or ‘put yourself on mute’ if … Continue reading →
City of Culture currently has 27 activities and events on its programme, which begins on 15 May 2021, and more will be added in future weeks. See them here Some events are already taking place or accepting bookings. Book Tickets … Continue reading →
In 1988 the World Peace Prayer Society was incorporated as a non-profit, non-sectarian organization and established its world headquarters in New York City-USA. The first seeds of the movement to spread the Universal Message and Prayer, “May Peace Prevail On … Continue reading →
The Peace Orchard is now becoming well-established and we are looking forward to the Spring blossom. The project is moving into the next phase for Coventry’s year as City of Culture. If you have visited the Orchard, we would be … Continue reading →
At the heart of the education provided at Blue Coat School are their “CHRIST values” (Care, Hard work, Respect, Integrity, Servanthood and Togetherness), which are inspired by Jesus’ example of a compassionate, courageous, wise and powerful life. Therefore … Continue reading →
The Heart of England Rotary Clubs are running a competition for schools to design a Peace Garden and win a Peace Pole. The planting of Peace Poles was started in Japan as a grassroots project in 1976. They are an … Continue reading →
The planting of Peace Poles was started in Japan as a grassroots project in 1976. They are an internationally recognised symbol for peace and it is estimated that there are now over 250,000 Peace Poles across the globe. Peace Poles … Continue reading →