Philip Brown was Chair of Coventry Lord Mayor's Committee for Peace and Reconciliation from 2018 to 2020
Margaret Morley is the Rotary Club Peace Officer within the Heart of England Rotary District. She is very active in encouraging schools to install Peace Poles and construct Peace Gardens, among other things. For just some of the reports on … Continue reading →
According to the Coventry & Warwickshire Stop the War Coalition Facebook page, this group (also known as Coventry & Warwick Stop the War Coalition) is “campaigning against UK imperialism, against Islamophobia, attacks on Iraq, Iran or Syria, in defence”. Its … Continue reading →
Once again United Nations Association Coventry Branch is organising Coventry’s International Young People’s Peace Essay Competition. This gives young people aged 15 to 24 the chance to tell the world what they think needs to be done to promote peace … Continue reading →
I deplore Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, which has unleashed horrific death and destruction across the country. That is why, shortly after the war began, I spoke in a debate on the topic in the House of Commons, joining colleagues in … Continue reading →
CADFA works in the UK to promote awareness about the human rights situation in Palestine. Our link began in 2003 when people from the London borough of Camden made links with people in Abu Dis, a town in the Jerusalem … Continue reading →
On 28 February 2023, Leicester City Council passed a motion supporting the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW). The motion, proposed by Councillor O’Donnell and seconded by Councillor Shelton, stated that:- 1) Leicester City Council declares its … Continue reading →
In his book The Power of Reconciliation, the Most Reverend Justin Welby Archbishop of Canterbury, writes about Reconciliation as seeking to disagree well. The publisher, Bloomsbury Continuum, describes this as a revolutionary book published in the first place for the … Continue reading →
In 2023 Peace One Day started a new series of documentaries bringing you a collection of interviews and conversations from authors, actors, directors, and storytellers to discuss the impact of constructive narrative and how it informs, inspires, and engages to … Continue reading →
Video produced by the Restorative Justice Council and Why me? providing an insight into what a real restorative justice conference looks like. Recovering from crime is based on the transcript of an actual restorative justice meeting between a burglary victim … Continue reading →
The conflict in Darfur began 20 years ago. It has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced more than two million. A peace agreement was signed in 2020, but many are still in desperate need of humanitarian aid. Victims … Continue reading →