The idea of peace and reconciliation in the world, in the midst of terrorist attacks, mass shootings, racism, political polarization, and ideological divides, can seem impossible. In this short video Johannes Reimer and Manuel Bohm of the Peace and Reconciliation … Continue reading →
Oh let us be a generation of reconciliation and peace And let us be a holy nation Where pride and prejudice shall cease Let us speak the truth in love To the lost and least of these And let … Continue reading →
On 6 August 2023, Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation organised the annual Hiroshima Commemoration in Coventry Cathedral on the 78th anniversary of the dropping of the world’s first atomic bomb. More details below. Manjit Kaur, Member of … Continue reading →
The movement toward peace is an everyday occurrence rarely seen for the persistent and personal force it is. We use media to make visible the reality and possibility of peace in our time – to show the many ways people … Continue reading →
Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) help bring peace to the world? Or, as hundreds of experts from across the world said in a recent statement, it presents a risk of human extinction similar to those from pandemics and nuclear war? First … 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 →
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 →
During the RISING Global Peace Forum in November 2022, former BBC energy and environment analyst Roger Harrabin delivered Coventry Peace Lecture in Coventry Cathedral on the subject “Can technology curb climate change?” The event was organised by Coventry Lord Mayor’s … Continue reading →
The climate crisis is exacerbating existing conflicts and fuelling new ones. This is a video of Conciliation Resources‘ event that aimed to explore the intersection between the climate crisis, conflict and peace. In particular, it focuses on the human cost … Continue reading →
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 →