Come and join us to celebrate another succesful year ... come and hear about ...

• Food for Thought work in Uganda including bee keeping and wedding cakes!
• Celebrating Windrush in Devon - hearing our colleagues tell their stories
• Tree Power 2 - which trees taste the best? 

Venue: Exeter Community Centre.

Celebrate Exeter's Diver-City Celebration 

Lots to do ...

• Dual language storytelling
• Traditional Games
• Learn a Song
• Feast
• Flamenco, Sevillanas
• Language learning

Venue: St Thomas Church Hall, Chruch Road, St Thomas, Exeter EX2 9BQ

Celebrate Exeter's Diver-city Workshop

Lots to do ...

• Live Flamenco music
• Learning to dance Flamenco and Sevillanas
• Make your own Tapas

Venue: St Thomas Church HallChurch RoadSt Thomas, Exeter EX2 9BQ

Come and join us to discuss Talking to My Daughter: A Brief History of Capitalism by Yanis Varoufakis.

In answering his daughter’s deceptively simple questions, Varoufakis disentangles our troubling world with remarkable clarity, while inspiring us to make it a better one.

Venue: Exeter Community Centre

By Clemantine Wamariya and Elizabeth Weil.

Clementine Wamariya tells how she and her sister Claire fled the Rwandan massacre and spent six years wandering through seven African countries, searching for safety before being granted refugee status in the United States.

Clementine Wamariya tells how she and her sister Claire fled the Rwandan massacre and spent six years wandering through seven African countries, searching for safety before being granted refugee status in the United States.

Bring your lunch and share in a discussion of what’s happening in the world.

Mark Errington will talk about his recent work with RedR Indonesia, an humanitarian agency working to improve international emergency relief.

Catherine Maunder will talk about her book which gives a first-hand account of the experiences and struggles of Syrian refugee teenage girls living in Lebanon.

The Taliban originated in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, FATA, of north-west Pakistan.

Mishaal Javed will explore, through personal anecdotes, the stories of the people of this region.

If you did not manage to come to Ross Porter's talk on Yemen on 31st January 2018, here are some video links Ross has provided which will provide a bit of background to the current situation.

If you were unable to hear Martin Mowforth's talk on 15th March 2018, here are some links to organisations he referenced.