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Duncan Morrow, Lecturer and Director of Community Engagement at the University of Ulster, shares experience from his involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process.
"Living Without Enemies: Christian Responses to War and Violence" is this year's St Martin-in-the-Fields autumn lecture series. In the year that much of the world remembers the descent of Europe into the chaos of the First World War, we reflect on what we have learnt from war and how those who believe in a God of Justice and Love can respond.
Duncan Morrow lectures in politics and is responsible for developing community linkages at the University of Ulster. Deeply involved in the Northern Ireland peace process, he has worked with police and politicians, with youth, social workers, and the survivors of violence, to promote equity, diversity, and interdependence. In 1998, he was tasked with arranging the early release of prisoners following the Good Friday Agreement. He has also worked with the EU Peace Fund, and as chairman of the Scottish Government’s Committee on Tackling Sectarianism.
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Duncan Morrow | talks |
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6 October 2014 at 7:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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St Martin-in-the-Fields |
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Free |
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There is no need to reserve tickets. The nearest tube is Charing Cross - Embankment and Leicester Square are also very close by. |
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