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FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION<\/p>\n

Here are events and application deadlines in May that were previously listed on the CPNN page for upcoming virtual events<\/a>. Where possible links are provided to recordings of the events. Unless otherwise noted the events are in English.<\/p>\n

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Sunday, May 02, 2021 \u2022 10:00-11:30 AM \u2022 Eastern Daylight Time (US & Canada) (GMT-04:00-5:30 PM)
\nWebinar: Campaign to Ban Killer Drones Is Launched as Biden Appears Ready to Expand Drone War<\/strong><\/p>\n

This webinar will announce the launch of BanKillerDrones, a new campaign for an international treaty to ban weaponized drones and military and police drone surveillance. This comes at the moment when the Biden Administration is reportedly looking to increase U.S. drone killing and drone surveillance as key to retaining some level of colonial control in Afghanistan, under the guise of countering Al Qaeda, as U.S. troops are removed. The reality appears to be that U.S. drones, and other U.S. military aircraft, will continue to support U.S. special forces operating in Afghanistan. A New York Times article on April 15 indicates that drone killing will be even more at the center of global U.S. military policy, quoting U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin: “‘There’s probably not a space on the globe that the United States and its allies can’t reach,’ Mr. Austin told reporters.” Civilians continue to be the primary casualties of drone war.
\n— With Brian Terrell, Kathy Kelly, David Swanson, Leah Bolger.
\n— Click here for youtube recording.<\/a><\/p>\n

Thursday, May 06, 2021, 1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
\nAn Online Conversation on Peace, Russia, and the United States with Vladimir Kozin and Ray McGovern<\/strong><\/p>\n

Two serious experts, Ray McGovern, former CIA briefer on USSR\/Russia to several U.S.Presidents, and Vladimir Kozin, Russian expert on Defense, missiles and nuclear war, will discuss their concerns for where the United States and Russia are today regarding the potential for World War III.
\n— David Swanson, author, activist, journalist and Director of World BEYOND War, will host this ZOOM event.
\n— YouTube Recording<\/a><\/p>\n

May 6, 9 AM to 3:15 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
\nGlobal Online Summit on ‘Repair, Reconstruction and Restoration’<\/strong><\/p>\n

You are invited to join Facing History and Ourselves for our global summit on repair, reconstruction and restoration. With scholars, educators, educational and civil society leaders we will reflect on how we develop equitable, just societies, redress historical violence and its legacies, restore trust, and build durable, multiracial and multicultural democracies.
\n— Register here<\/a><\/p>\n

May 13, 2021 04:00 PM Central European Time
\nHow militarism fuels climate change<\/strong><\/p>\n

Second course of the series with Jan Oberg sponsored by the DNS International Teacher Training College<\/a>
\n— The “democratic” governments we have today were made for the world more than 100 hundred years ago. While the world has become more globalized and interconnected, the governing institutions have remained the same. Western governments are still looking at their own bellybuttons, and the issues of militarism and Global warming are an example of that.
\n— YouTube recording<\/a><\/p>\n

Sat May 15 @ 12:30 pm – 5:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time – USA)
\nProhibiting First-Use of Nuclear Weapons <\/strong><\/p>\n

A conference organised by Peace Action Massachusetts to promote the adoption by the USA of a no-first-use policy. The conference will include break-out sessions to enable in-depth discusison with participants on key aspects to advance no-first-use including congressional strategy, supporting the ICBM Bill, reducing nuclear weapons budgets, social media and outreach\/movement building.
\n— Click here to register.<\/a><\/p>\n

18 Mayo 2021, Martes | 16.00 (Central European Time)
\nWebinar : La protesta social en Colombia: m\u00e1s all\u00e1 de la violencia<\/strong><\/p>\n

Al igual que ha ocurrido en muchos otros pa\u00edses, la pandemia del Covid-19 ha contribuido a exacerbar din\u00e1micas de exclusi\u00f3n y polarizaci\u00f3n econ\u00f3mica y social que han acabado incendiando los \u00e1nimos y dando lugar a explosiones descontroladas de violencia. El presente webinar pretende analizar las causas profundas de dicho desencanto social, y vislumbrar posibles soluciones que ayuden a desactivar las razones de la frustraci\u00f3n pol\u00edtica y social.
\n— Con Liliana Zambrano, Polit\u00f3loga colombiana y Pedro Valenzuela, Polit\u00f3logo de la Universidad Internacional de la Florida y de la Universidad de Pittsburgh.
\n— YouTube recording<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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19 May 2021 at 9am Eastern Standard Time
\nEquipping IRCs to Advance the Six Strategic Goals<\/strong><\/p>\n

Based upon the feedback and recommendations received from the first Global Webinar Series, Religions for Peace, in coordination with Regional Offices, will convene the second series of global capacity development webinars in 2021, with a view to continuing to facilitate the process of strategic Learning Exchange among IRCs across the movement. These webinars will focus on our Six Strategic Goals:
\nPromote Peaceful, Just, and Inclusive Societies
\nAdvance Gender Equality
\nNurture A Sustainable Environment
\nChampion the Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion
\nStrengthen Interreligious Education
\nFoster Multi-religious Collaboration and Global Partnerships
\n— Simultaneous translations for Arabic, French, and Spanish will be provided
\n— This event is by invitation only. Inquiries can be sent to pbartoli@rfp.org.<\/p>\n

May 20, 12-1 pm Pacific Standard Time (California)
\nNonviolence Skills Practice Hour- May Session<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Metta Center for Nonviolence is teaming up with Meta Peace Team for a monthly one-hour nonviolence skills practice sessions in 2021 with skills ranging across the spectrum of nonviolent intervention and personal nonviolent development.
\n— Meta Peace Team has trained and placed violence de-escalation peace teams locally, nationally, and internationally for over 25 years, and teaches these skills to anyone interested: They\u2019re just as important in our own day-to-day lives! Their mission is to build a just and sustainable world through active nonviolence.
\n— The session will begin with a short inspirational reading, a skill review, and then participants will have a chance to practice together.
\n— You must register ahead of time and be available with video on Zoom for the sessions. (See below)
\n— This project is part of the Third Harmony Project and the Meta Peace Team \u201chub\u201d project.
\n— Register here<\/a><\/p>\n

Saturday May 22 @ 3pm-5pm (New Zealand Time)
\nNo First Use Of Nuclear Weapons: Asia-Pacific Perspectives<\/strong><\/p>\n

The New Zealand Centre for Global Studies is organising this webinar in order to examine what role NFU policies can play to reduce nuclear dangers and advance nuclear disarmament in the Asia-Pacific region. The region includes five nuclear armed countries (China, India, North Korea, Pakistan and Russia) and three additional countries under extended nuclear deterrence relationships which provide possibility of first-use of nuclear weapons (Australia, Japan and South Korea).
\n— Speakers include Professor Nobumasa Akiyama (Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo), Dr. Marianne Hanson (University of Queensland, Brisbane); Dr. Manpreet Sethi (Distinguished Fellow, Centre for Air Power Studies, New Delhi), and Dr. Tong Zhao (Senior fellow, Carnegie-Tsinghua, Beijing). Click here to register.
\n— Click here to register<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Wed\/Thurs May 26\/27: Three sessions
\nSession 1 is timed for the Americas and Europe, Session 2 is timed for Asia\/Pacific, and Session 3 is a joint session.
\nGlobal No First Use campaign meeting<\/strong><\/p>\n

This global event will bring together campaigners, policy makers, academics and others to discuss strategies, share initiatives and build cooperation for a GlobalNo-First-Use (NFU) campaign with the objectives to:
\n a) advocate for the adoption and implementation of NFU policies by nuclear-armed States;
\n b) assist the USA no-first-use campaign by building necessary support from US allies in Asia\/Pacific and NATO\/Europe;
\n c) advance NFU as part of the broader objectives of nuclear risk-reduction, non-proliferation and disarmament, and as complementary to other related measures and initiatives.
\n— This participatory event is organised by the Abolition 2000 working group on nuclear risk reduction (global), Basel Peace Office (Switzerland), Beyond the Bomb (USA), Peace Depot (Japan), People for Nuclear Disarmament (Australia), PragueVision Institute for Sustainable Security (Czech Republic), World Future Council (Germany\/International) and Zona Libre (Mexico).
\n— Registration is restricted to those supportive of NFU and interested in advancing the global campaign.
\n— Click here to apply for registration.<\/a><\/p>\n

May 28, 9:30 AM Central European Time
\nWebinar: 9th Luxembourg Peace Prize Ceremony<\/strong><\/p>\n

This webinar by the Schengen Peace Foundation features five Luxembourg Peace Prize laureates past and future, including Dr Scilla Elworthy, Dr William Vendley, Transatlantic Dialogue, and outstanding peace organization, technology, journalism, art and environmental.
\nYouTube recording<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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