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Tuesday 3rd November, 2026
You are warmly invited to our next Millichap Peace Fund Talk by three British Friends of QCEA (The Quaker Council for European Affairs) about their work in a time of escalating violent conflicts affecting us all. The talk will look at the increasing displacement of people, climate change, rethinking security and defending civil society.
QCEA promotes a positive peace approach and puts people rather than borders at the centre of its proposals.
It should be an interesting and thought provoking event and we hope that you can join us.
7:30pm
at the Hereford Quaker Meeting House
, 21 King Street, Hereford HR4 9BX
Free Entry - donations welcome.
Tuesday 29th September, 2026
You are warmly invited to our next Millichap Peace Fund Talk by Professor Fiona Macaulay:
This talk looks at the roots of misogyny and gender-based violence, and its links with other kinds of discrimination and violence. Fiona will draw upon her research in Brazil where she has worked for Amnesty International.
Professor Macaulay is Emeritus Professor at the Department of Peace Studies and International Development, Bradford University. She is a specialist in Latin America and Brazil, and runs PeaceJam UK which inspires young people to be change makers.
7:30pm
at the Hereford Quaker Meeting House
, 21 King Street, Hereford HR4 9BX
Free Entry - donations welcome.
Tuesday 9th June, 2026
Deane Smith explores the connection between people, conflict and peace, drawing upon real-world experience and powerful stories from the world’s most fragile war-torn environments. The talk will offer an insight into the realities of modern conflict and the on-going search for peace.
At this time of global instability we have the chance to reflect on what peace means in practice, and how it can be found and protected.
7:30pm
at the Hereford Quaker Meeting House
, 21 King Street, Hereford HR4 9BX
Free Entry - donations welcome.
Robin Attfield draws the links between climate crisis, conflict and peace and suggests a potential way forward, presenting links between the movements for disarmament and for climate justice.
You can now stream the recording of our 2025 Millichap Peace Fund talk online:
The Climate Crisis, Conflict and Peace
We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Millichap Peace Fund website, a dedicated platform to continue the legacy of Rae and Harley Millichap.
Explore our site to discover our educational program “THE GROWING PEACE PROJECT”, and stay updated on our latest initiatives. Join us here as we work together to create a more peaceful world, one step at a time.
