Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation and United Nations Association Coventry Branch encourage the people of Coventry to Walk Together for Peace. We want to bring people from different communities, cultures, races, ages and religions together to talk as … Continue reading →
The Peace Festival is held annually from 1 to 14 November to commemorate the bombing of Coventry City centre during World War 2. On the night of 14 November, German aeroplanes dropped over 4000 firebombs on the city, killing hundreds of … Continue reading →
The Humanitarian ICT Forum annually brings together humanitarian organizations and the technology industry to find innovative solutions that can make humanitarian responses more efficient, effective and responsive to the needs of affected people. During two days, more than 175 senior … Continue reading →
This event brought together a wide range of cultures and religions in Coventry on 9 September 2016 to celebrate 1000 years of Coventry’s History. The following videos were produced by students from Coventry University Culturae Mundi. More Information www.culturae-mundi.com www.godiva.uk.com
Continue reading →In May 2016 the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations at Coventry University held the first meeting of the Faith and Peaceful Relations Forum. Following the success of that meeting we are delighted to be able to announce the … Continue reading →
Coventry’s official Lady Godiva Pru Porretta MBE believes that Lady Godiva is as important a figure today as she has ever been. Pru is the only woman in Coventry’s history to have re-enacted the famous ride many times in the … Continue reading →
Lord Mayor of Coventry’s Annual Peace Lecture has been presented by many distinguished speakers over the years. Previous speakers have included: 2013 Satish Kumar “Three Dimensions of Peace” 2014 David Porter “Dancing at the Cross Road” 2015 Jonathan Porritt “Reshaping the Security Agenda” … Continue reading →