What hope is there for peace between Israelis and Palestinians? Even those who are the most proactive in working to bring the two peoples together often express the view that they are not very hopeful. The politics of the countries … Continue reading →
An overview of some of the many peace-related activities that happen in Coventry, city of peace and reconciliation. Video produced by Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation.
Continue reading →Severn Trent Community Fund could award £20,000 to Coventry Mercia Lions Club and the British Organisation for People of Asian Origin to restore a Community Peace Garden at Coventry Canal Basin. It will be a haven for local people and … Continue reading →
In an article in the Observer on 19 December, Bethan McKernan and Quique Kierszenbaum report on a small project which is helping to form strong bonds between Israelis and Palestinians. Israeli Arabic students Maya Mark and Nnur Zahor working together … Continue reading →
A video showing a small selection of the many Peace-related activities that happen in Coventry. Thanks to ShadowCV for the music.
Continue reading →The Coventry Tree of World Peace Poem by Michelle Dearden read by Pru Porretta. The tree is in Coventry War Memorial Park near the toilets and tennis courts.
Continue reading →In his role as a teacher at Cardinal Newman School, Rhys Davies has long been known to be making an exceptional contribution to promoting all aspects of Peace and Reconciliation both in Coventry and in the wider world. He is … Continue reading →
There are eight war museums in London. Anna Lubelska, founder of the global Peaceful Schools Movement and initiator of The Peace Building project, thinks London needs a peace museum to provide an alternative discourse, and champion the power of peace … Continue reading →
Ten Coventry schools are now celebrating that their efforts to promote peace have been rewarded by being granted Coventry Peace Award. The success of several of they have featured in the media. Schools have to submit evidence of the work … Continue reading →
In this video, Quaker Council for European Affairs looks at why peace education has to be a priority.
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