Non-Violence - the Cornerstone of Human Revolution, a panel discussion

Following on from Dr Luci Attala’s contribution to the event ‘It’s time for a human revolution’ in October this year, co-hosted by Soka Gakkai, SGI-UK and the Centre for Applied Buddhism, the Club of Rome and 50 Percent, Dr Attala will be attending the opening of the Seeds of Hope and Action exhibition on the 17 SDG’s at the Halliwell Centre, UWTSD in Carmarthen on Wednesday 27th November at 2pm, organised by members of SGI-UK in Wales.

Dr Attala will be speaking at 3pm on a  Peace Panel Discussion with the title: Non-violence – the cornerstone of human revolution, joining Kyoko Gibson from SGI-UK in Wales, Hayley Morgan (CEO of the Wales Centre for International Affairs, Temple of Peace and Health in Cardiff) and Jill Evans (former MEP for Wales and Plaid Cymru politician).

Panellists have been asked to reflect on their interest in the Sustainable Development Goals; on non-violence in the context of a personal story or working life; and their experience of, or thoughts on 'human revolution' in action. 

The panel is part of the ‘This is our Age’ Festival. Free entry, open to all | Mynediad rhad ac am ddim, Agored i bawb

The programme for the day can be seen below:

14:00

Opening Ceremony | Seremoni Agored

Seeds of Hope & Action exhibition |. Arddangosfa

‘Hadau Gobaith a Gweithredu’

15.00

Non-Violence - the Cornerstone of Human Revolution, a panel discussion

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Di-drais - y Conglfaen am Chwyldro Dynol, trafodaeth banel

19.00

Peace on Earth, a multi faith panel discussion

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Heddwch ar y Ddaear, trafodaeth banel aml-ffydd