Coventry College, working with Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation and using a grant from the University of Warwick, ran a project asking “What does it mean to be British?” Students from all departments in the College took … Continue reading →
Coventry Diversity Forum is a network of diverse nationalities living in Coventry. Our vision is to build ongoing, and permanent relationships with individual, community groups and organisations for the purpose of applying a collective vision for the benefit of the … Continue reading →
On 13 November, Coventry Lord Mayor and his Committee for Peace and Reconciliation were delighted to host Professor Yasmin Alibhai-Brown as she delivered the 34th Lord Mayor’s Peace Lecture, always the high point of Coventry Peace Festival, entitled “Keeping Faith … Continue reading →
During Black History Month we remember and celebrate the important people from the past and also who contribute to and help our society today. Black History Month in the UK is marked annually during the month of October and in … Continue reading →
The peaceful settlement of disputes is fundamental to the purposes of the United Nations. The dispute between North and South Korea is only one of many examples where unresolved disputes lead to tension and the possible resumption of conflict. The United Nations … Continue reading →
Carriers of Hope are dedicated to helping asylum seekers, refugees and Eastern European migrants in the Coventry area. What we do We are ‘at home’ every Tuesday from 9.00-10.30am at Hillfields Evangelical Baptist Church, Waterloo St. Coventry, CV1 5JS. Although … Continue reading →
Coventry Cathedral is one of the world’s oldest religious-based centres for reconciliation. Following the destruction of the Cathedral during ‘Operation Moonlight Sonata’ in November 1940, Provost Howard in a national radio broadcast from the cathedral ruins declared that when the … Continue reading →
Coventry Multi-Faith Forum is a charitable initiative representing people from major faith traditions found in and around Coventry. The Forum came into existence in 1996. Membership of the Forum consists of individuals from Arya Samaj, Bahá’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, … Continue reading →
Coventry Refugee & Migrant Centre welcomes all refugees and migrants to help them rebuild their lives, supporting their integration and encouraging them to contribute fully to the life of the City and achieve their full potential in safety and dignity in Coventry. … Continue reading →