Gather with us and local artist and historian, Clifford Stead, to explore the history of conflict and peacebuilding in the city of Leeds. 

In honour of International Peace Day, we will be curating a relaxed, creative environment where you can learn what the history of Leeds has to tell us in our divided world. 

We'll be meeting in Nelson Mandela Gardens in Leeds city centre at 5.30pm on Tuesday 23 September. No prior experience or knowledge of either history or sketching is required, and we'll provide you with a sketchbook and pencil!

Additional Information:

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We aim to have a qualified Mental Health First Aider at each of our gatherings. This community is facilitated by Emma Temple, our Justice Lead, who is a qualified Mental Health First Aider. Please do let her know if you'd appreciate a chat.

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If you are concerned that the Walk may be challenging for you, but you’d like to come, please contact Emma for a conversation about how we can support you to come.

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