black and white hands, the left showing one finger and the right shows two fingers making the peace symbol
For the next 2 days, every donation made to us via our Big Give campaign page, will be matched!
One donation ☝️
Double the difference ✌️
Ways you can help:
💸 Donate to our campaign
📢 Spread the word
🔗 Share the link to our campaign
donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
Next week we’ve got a chance to double any donations -
👀 Thanks for sharing!
Happy Trans Day of Visibility! 🏳️⚧️
#TransDayOfVisibility #TransDayOfVisibility2025
News | @peacemuseumuk.bsky.social launches urgent fundraising appeal – institution hopes to raise £10,000 amid challenging funding landscape
There’s less than 3 hours to go on our @biggive.bsky.social campaign!
Whilst this particular fundraising campaign ends today, our fundraising needs for the museum go beyond this!
Link: donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
Here’s some info on why your support is so important to us:
Please support the #Bradford based @peacemuseumuk.bsky.social with their fundraising appeal if you can. Your donation will be matched! As a former Trustee, I've just donated to help them continue their crucial work in preserving peace history and providing peace education. 🕊🏛
Donate now to the wonderful @peacemuseumuk.bsky.social and your donation will be doubled!
The Peace Museum have been pledged £5,000 in match funding via the Big Give. For every £1 you donate, your support will be doubled during from 18th to 25th March.
donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
Today is the day!
Our fundraising campaign is now live: donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
Donations made via this link will be doubled until Tues 25th at 12pm (up to £5k)
If you’ve ever thought about supporting our work then this is a fantastic opportunity to maximise the impact of your help ☮️
Today is the day!
Our fundraising campaign is now live: donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
Donations made via this link will be doubled until Tues 25th at 12pm (up to £5k)
If you’ve ever thought about supporting our work then this is a fantastic opportunity to maximise the impact of your help ☮️
poster saying what would you give for peace
A reminder that tomorrow we’re launching an urgent fundraiser! All donations made between 12pm Tuesday 18th March - 12pm Tuesday 25th March via the link below will be matched up to £5,000.
This means that we would raise a total of £10,000 in just one week!
donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
don’t just sit there do something poster with a crowd of people looking in the same direction wearing 3d glasses, text at the bottom says opportunity join our board of trustees with the peace museum logo
Opportunity 📢
Do you want to make a difference? Are you interested in helping to promote a peaceful future, by sharing stories of peace from the past and present?
We are recruiting new Trustees to join our board!
Visit our website for more details and how to apply (link in our bio 🔗)
The doors to the museum are always free to enter for all. We have seen a vast surge in people wanting to engage in our work in these critical times. However, against the backdrop of turbulent global conditions and a highly challenging funding landscape, we need your support now more than ever.
This means that we would raise a total of £10,000 in just one week! If you’ve ever thought about supporting our work then this is a fantastic opportunity to maximise the impact of your donation. One donation ☝️ Double the difference ✌️
white text on black background which says ‘what would you give for peace? one donation, double the difference with badges from our collection which say give peace a chance
Save the date! Spread the news! 📢
We are delighted to announce we will be a part of @biggive.bsky.social ‘Arts for Impact’ campaign.
All donations made between Tuesday 18th - Tuesday 25th March via their website will be matched up to £5000!
We are looking forward to welcoming visitors back to our museum from Thursday 3rd April.
Our Spring/Summer hours will be Thursdays - Sundays, between 10-4pm.
See you soon!
You can read more about Michael Randle, where we have shared links to resources about his life and work, on our website here: www.peacemuseum.org.uk/our-visitors...
michael randle stood in our exhibition space in front of a painting of pat arrowsmith
In August 2024, we were delighted to have Michael Randle visit us. Michael is a lifelong peace activist and researcher who has played a significant role in non-violent direct action in Britain and internationally.
Reintroducing… our blog!
If you want to find out more about the themes displayed in our exhibition & the objects in our collection, we write blog posts which explore these subjects more closely and with the nuance that they deserve.
Find out more here: www.peacemuseum.org.uk/reintroducin...
exhibition view of a large white metal grid fence with fabric and paper banners tied to it with various messages of protest on them
We’ll look forward to welcoming visitors once again this Spring and seeing how this space continues to evolve 🪧
it is not enough to wish for peace - you must be an instrument for it
it takes strength to be gentle placard illustration
peace must have bite
Our visitor feedback has shown that people have really enjoyed reading other people’s contributions to the space. We’ve also really enjoyed reading them and thinking about the ways we can reflect on them as a museum.
“violence is never the answer, in solidarity with: people of palestine who reject the violence of hamas brace COs who refuse to join IDF courageous dissidents who say no to russian imperialism voices in ukraine that question inevitability of war everyone who says no to violence”
“existence is the greatest form of resistance” with a trans flag underneath
one banner which says “ceasefire now free palestine” and another with a web and illustrations which says “what we do to the web, we do to ourselves”
Some of the banners respond to the displays in our exhibition, some offer new or alternative perspectives, and some of them contribute something entirely new that we have yet to touch upon in our displays.
exhibition view of a large white metal grid fence with fabric and paper banners tied to it with various messages of protest on them
In the final section of our exhibition, we ask visitors to contribute their voice to our space as their own peaceful protest by making a banner.
