Women in Black vigil: Trafalgar Square
WILPF members regularly attend Women in Black vigils. The London vigil is part of the Women in Black (WiB) world-wide network of women. We are committed to peace with justice […]
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Edith Cavell Statue St.Martin’s Place,, London, United Kingdom
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WILPF Brighton Hiroshima Day commemoration
Queens Park Brighton Queens Park, BrightonWILPF Brighton we will be holding their annual commemoration to mark this 80th anniversary since the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and three days later of Nagasaki, killing hundreds of thousands […]
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WILPF Brighton Garden Party
WILPF Brighton's annual fundraising party will be held once again at the lovely garden of Baroness Joyce Gould, at 58 Hangleton Way, Hove, BN3 8EQ. The speaker will be Mebrak […]
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Women in Black vigil: Trafalgar Square
Edith Cavell Statue St.Martin’s Place,, London, United KingdomWILPF members regularly attend Women in Black vigils. The London vigil is part of the Women in Black (WiB) world-wide network of women. We are committed to peace with justice […]
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Women in Black vigil: Brighton
Brighton , United KingdomWILPF members attend regular Women in Black (WIB) Against War and Militarism vigils. WIB Brighton and Hove meet every Friday, between 1.00 – 2.00 pm, at the War Memorial in […]
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Women in Black vigil for Gaza: Euston
Friends House 173 Euston Road, London, United KingdomMany WILPF members attend Women in Black against War and Militarism vigils. The London vigil is part of the Women in Black (WiB) world-wide network of women. We are committed […]
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Women in Black vigil: Trafalgar Square
Edith Cavell Statue St.Martin’s Place,, London, United KingdomWILPF members regularly attend Women in Black vigils. The London vigil is part of the Women in Black (WiB) world-wide network of women. We are committed to peace with justice […]
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WILPF UK Webinar: More than a Metaphor: Climate Catastrophe, Colonial Political Economy, and Reparative Democracy
ZoomThe unfolding climate catastrophe provides one of the starkest contexts for understanding the continuing legacies of colonialism within contemporary societies. It took over thirty years, from the first report by the […]