Thank you to the founder of Holistic Hoarding based in South Wales for their donation. This is their third year of support and has helped to provide workshops at our yearly Global Peace Games Holistic Hoarding | Hoarding Training and
September 10, 2025. Katowice officially opened the first Peace Field in Poland. It's a unique event that combined sport, history, and memory of those who fought for values more important than winning a match. Why Katowice? Our city and region
Wednesday 10th September, 2025 The first-ever Peace Field Project Peace Pitch in Poland will be facilitated in Katowice. In the 80th anniversary year of the liberation of Auschwitz the peace pitch will be twinned with the Peace Pitch, Peace Village,
Pupils at Foreland Fields School received their peace poppy balls for their Free v Free games on their school’s peace pitch. ‘Thank you, everyone for the peace balls. I remember playing football at the Peace Village, Belgium, on their peace
Sunnydown School’s sports day was perfect timing for the annual end of school year’s event to support Free v Free. Free v Free advocates fun football for FREE. All schools, clubs and groups are encouraged to remind children, parents and
This Country Quiz fund-raiser for the CFA. Thursday 31st July, 2025. Tiger Yard, Cardiff. https://www.eventbrite.com/.../martin-mucklowes-this...
BEESLACK COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL link PEACE FIELD PROJECT PEACE PITCH TWINNING EVENT FRIDAY 20th JUNE 2025 Maureen Sanford, Community Worker, Sue Palmer, Author and CFA Patron (centre), presented Beeslack Community High School (BCHS) with their Peace Field Project plaque which
https://youtube.com/shorts/MPh-DEOOX4o?feature=share THE FIGURE RAISED £4,373.00 The platform is now closed PRESS RELEASE All monies raised will support the 2025 Global Peace Games. A week-long peace education through play programme for young people from diverse backgrounds. 12 pm Saturday 7th June
During World War I, Barbados, as a British colony, contributed to the war effort by providing volunteers to the British West Indies Regiment (BWIR). Approximately 850 Barbadian men served with the BWIR, primarily in auxiliary roles like labor and support services, though