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Religion in Colombia: Supporting or Spoiling Peace? -this panel discussion at St.Ethelbura's Centre for Peace and Reconciliation in London, on May 20, was facilitated by Colombian peace group Rodeemos El Diálogo. It featured Dr Rowan Williams, ex-archbishop of Canterbury and professor of Theology at the University of Cambridge; Ana Victoria Mendoza, Anglican Priest, victim of the Colombian conflict and member of the London Colombian Women's Truth and Memory Commission; and Dr Andrei Gomez-Suarez, member of ReD and and author of the book 'El Triunfo del No'. It was chaired for Rodeemos el Diálogo by Gwen Burnyeat, anthropologist, LAB contributor and member of ReD.
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Rodeemos el Diálogo Podcast - Ep 1 Religion in Colombia: Supporting or Spoiling Peace Event held at the St Ethelburga's Centre on 20 May 2017 Panel Participants: Dr. Rowan Williams, Ex-Archbishop o

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Support the campaign for Joan Jara to be awarded the 2017 National Prize for Contribution to the arts in Chile. As well as being a tireless campaigner for human rights in Chile, Joan has also made an immense contribution to dance there, both before and after the military coup. She started her dance career in the UK and danced here and internationally with Ballet Jooss, became part of the National Ballet Company in Chile and taught dance and movement, including in the company she founded with Patricio Bunster under the military dictatorship - Espiral. Joan is the widow of the singer/song-writer/theatre director Victor Jara, murdered by Pinochet's troops in September 1973,
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Joan ha tenido una vasta trayectoria y un tremendo aporte a la formación y el desarrollo de la danza en nuestro país, pues no sólo fue bailarina del Ballet Nacional Chileno, donde interpretó importantísimos roles en obras que marcaron la fundación de la danza profesional en Chile. En el contexto de....

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London staging of play about Argentina's dirty war.
These Trees Are Made of Blood is a political musical cabaret It opened on 14 June, and plays until 15 July 2017, following a sold out premiere in 2015.
You can see more and book tickets at:
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The show is about the Mothers of the Plaza De Mayo, the mothers of the 30,000 people who were seized by the authorities and “disappeared” during the military junta in 1970's Argentina.
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THESE TREES ARE MADE OF BLOOD at Arcola Theatre

Book now arco.la/trees Spectacular, arresting and totally unique, THESE TREES ARE MADE OF BLOOD follows one mother’s extraordinary quest to take on th...

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