Peace Book Club – Join us 28 January

 

Our Next Peace Book Club

Tuesday 28 January 2025, 1 – 2pm

Online via Zoom

Book for review: Member-recommended Books for 2025 to be announced in January

In early 2023, Glencree Women’s Leadership Programme launched the ‘Peace Book Club’ for members of the Glencree All-island Women’s Peacebuilding Network and participants engaged in the programme.

As part of its work in supporting and empowering women peacebuilders to actively engage in dialogue, peacebuilding and political processes that promote peace, the Peace Book Club provides space for collective learning, reflection and conversation amongst participants.

Peace Book Club takes place online on the last Tuesday of every month at 1pm. Advance registration is essential. If you would like to join our Book Club or for more information about the Glencree All-Island Women’s Peacebuilding Network, please email: amina.moustafa@glencree.ie.

 

Network Member Discount on Book Purchases

As a member of the Glencree All-Island Women's Peacebuilding Network, you can avail of a discount on book purchases with the independent bookshop The Winding Stair. To claim this discount, click on the link to go to The Winding Stair website and enter the code GLENCREE in the discount box at the checkout.

Books are also available in public libraries through the interlibrary loans scheme or for purchase on Blackwells with free delivery.

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We Want To Hear From You

#womensvoices
Would you like to share a book review? We invite Peace Book Club contributors to write a review of a book relating to peacebuilding, women’s leadership or conflict resolution that we will share with other members. If you’re interested, please email Amina.Moustafa@glencree.ie.

About the Glencree Women’s Peacebuilding Programme

This event is an initiative of the Glencree Women’s Leadership Programme. This programme aims to support and empower women on the island of Ireland who have experience of political conflict/violence to become active leaders in the political processes that promote peacebuilding.

Central to our work in this area is the Glencree All-Island Women’s Peacebuilding Network for women who have been impacted by political conflict or violence to connect in a safe-space. Our network is open to women across generations, communities, cultures and ethnicities who would like to build relationships and share their experiences in peacebuilding and conflict transformation with other women in this space. Network members can also take part in our events and activities designed to support women in having their voices heard in policy conversations and peacebuilding processes relevant to women.

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