The Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies has an active calendar of events each year. See below for what we have planned in 2018.
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Come along and discover the legacy of Sir Arthur Lewis, the first Afro-Caribbean to be appointed professor at a British university and the first also to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1979, who worked tirelessly for the “Windrush Generation” in Manchester in the 1940s. |
23rd October, |
FML309, Hope Park Campus |
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Finding Peace in the Holy Land by Lauren Booth. Discussion with the author on her recently published memoir.
After her early faith is shattered by a mysterious fire, Lauren paddles the shallows of celebrity life, where her political opinions pit her against the views of her brother-in-law, who just happens to be Prime Minister Tony Blair. How did a journalist seeking a scoop find inner peace in a conflict zone? |
29th October, |
EDEN112, Hope Park Campus |
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Representation and Commemoration: the Centenary of the End of WW1
Guy Cuthbertson, Peace at Last: A Portrait of Armistice Day
William Blazek, Trench Vision: Imagining the Western Front
Terry Phillips, Francis Ledwidge: An Irish Soldier Poet
Peter McGrail, Facing the Dead: Wartime Stained Glass Windows
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12th November, |
EDEN112, Hope Park Campus |
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Women, Peace and the Church. 100th Anniversary of the end of the First World War
Organised by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies, the Liverpool-Cologne Link Group & the Josephine Butler Memorial Trust |
24th November, 9.30am - 4pm | Creative Campus, Cornerstone Building |