Artist Sally Payen is currently researching for an art exhibition to be held at the Midlands Arts Centre in 2017. The artworks will be based around the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, which ran from 1981 – 2000. Sally would love to hear the experiences of women who were part of the peace camp, and…
This Easter, we are hosting The Creative Toroise, who will be providing creative actvities for all the family. Objection takes many forms – the activities will be exploring the theme of ‘Saying No’ and standing up for what you believe in. During the school holidays there are drop-in activities, as well as drama sessions for…
6th-15th March is Quaker Equality Week, when Quakers across the country will be joining with others to act for equality. You are warmly invited to join Peace Hub’s contribution to Equality Week: Letter Writing Workshop: The Living Wage 11:00 – 14:30 Wednesday 11th March 2015 at Peace Hub, 41 Bull St, B4 6AF The Living…
We are celebrating our official launch this Thursday (26th Feb) 11:00-18:00 and you are warmly invited to join the party! Pop in any time between 11 and 6 for a fairtrade cuppa and a slice of cake to help us celebrate. You can play our game ‘Is it Fair’, and take action to encourage local…
Thanks to students from Queen’s Foundation, and members of Church & Peace for visiting the Hub last week. Four students from Queen’s Foundation took to Corporation Street with Peace Hub staff to encourage the public to take action against the arms trade. Braving the cold, they engaged passers by, to explain why the UK must…
We’re excited to announce that Peace Hub will be opening its doors to the public on Monday 10th November. Peace Hub is open to everyone to drop in between 11:00 and 14:30 every weekday. Join us for a cup of tea and a friendly chat about our latest peace and justice theme, and take part…
On Monday 27 October, Rajagopal P.V. will make a visit to Birmingham, including a stop at Peace Hub. Lawyer, agriculturalist and classical Indian dancer, Rajagopal founded what is now Indiaʼslargest nonviolent land rights organisation. Ekta Parishad (Unity Forum) is almost twenty five years old and draws its membership from tribal and landless farmers. Rajagopal…