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How We Win: Exploring Nonviolent Resistance

Fri, 01/03/2019 - Fri, 28/02/2020

Invite PN to your local area!

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Recent Peace News events

How We Win: Exploring Nonviolent Resistance

A Peace News event. Personal resistance; community resistance; learning from history.

 		The Nonviolent Russian Revolution - What We Can Learn From 1917

With Milan Rai, author of 1917: The Nonviolent Russian Revolution
Trump's dangerous gamble with North Korea's bomb

Talk with Peace News editor, and longtime anti-nuclear campaigner and researcher, Milan Rai.

 		Protest & Thrive AND The World is My Country

Special double exhibition and series of events at Hastings Arts Forum
The World is My Country: exhibition & events

To conincide with the centenary of the armistice that ended WW1, Peace News will be bringing its popular exhibition of pictures by Emily Johns, celebrating the people and movements from around the world that opposed the war, to Hastings.

 		Nonviolent Anarchism / Nonviolent Revolution

Cancelled!
Exploring Class - a training for trainers

Peace News brings a pioneer in activist training around class and classism to the UK for a ground-breaking training of trainers. The closing date for applications is 1 May.

 		The World is My Country @ the Derby Peace Festival

PN brings its popular workshop on WW1 resisters to the Derby Peace Festival
The Rabble Element – police interviews with Chris Cole and Milan Rai

Join us in Oxford for a fascinating conversation

 		Weaving Our Own Web: Using the Internet to Campaign Effectively & Strengthen Our Groups

A Peace News dayschool for campaigners who want to learn more about online tools that can help them with their groups, and help them win their campaigns. It's for people who are just starting out learning about the basics, and for folk who want to improve their skills.