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Peace Pledge Union
The Peace Pledge Union is the oldest secular pacifist organisation in Britain.
Since 1934 it has been campaigning for a warless world. |
Peace Research & Education Trust
supports research, provides advice and information about the causes and effects of war and violence and ways of peacefully resolving conflict situations.|
White poppy project
Each year our white poppies project  challenge the war-condoning values of traditional remembrance ceremonies. |
Learn peace
The education process and its content are not value free and neither is the material available here. The value that underpins the education resources here is the belief that nonviolence is better than violence; that building a culture of peace should be a priority and a part of this process is both to question and to challenge our easy acquiescence in a culture of violence. |
Peace Research & Education Trust
supports research, provides advice and information about the causes and effects of war and violence and ways of peacefully resolving conflict situations.|
CO PROJECT |
Peace Brigades International which carries out accompaniment in Colombia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Mexico and Nepal needs your support
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'War is a crime against humanity. I renounce war, and am therefore determined not to support any kind of war. I am also determined to work for the removal of all causes of war.'
So why, in the 21st century, with all our skills, knowledge and resources, are we still waging war? |more
MAY 15 INTERNATIONAL
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR DAY EVENTS
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Selection of posters available from the PPU
New exhibition unveiled on CO Project Open Day |more
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PeaceWorks is an occasional Newsletter which can be downloaded here.
20th century action for peace
The 20th century is notorious for being the most violent but it was also a century of unprecedented action for peace. |
Conflict resolution
Conflict is a characteristic of human existence. It is part of the dynamic of life that drives us into the future. But it needs to be managed constructively. When associated with violence, destruction and killing, it is no longer a healthy part of living. Violent conflict solves few problems, creates many, and breeds more unhealthy conflict to come. |
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