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	"author_name": "Brighton &amp; Hove Green Party",
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	"title": "What hope for peace in 2022? ",
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	"description": "Join us for a panel discussion on peace and war in 2022, chaired by Green Party peer and former Green Party Leader, Natalie Bennett. As war rages on in Ukraine and in many other parts of the world, we are hosting a panel discussion to examine what hope there is for peace in our time. Featuring a panel of expert speakers, we are delighted that the event will be chaired by Green Party peer Natalie Bennett. Confirmed speakers currently include: Cllr Hannah Clare, Deputy Leader of Brighton &amp;amp; Hove City Council Mike Butler, Brighton Peace &amp;amp; Environment Centre Accessibility The venue is wheelchair accessible, with a ramp access at the front. The room is on the ground floor and there are toilets available. We will be using a microphone for people with hearing difficulties. Covid-19 Safety This event will be held in person, with the option to join by zoom if attendees wish. If you wish to join by zoom, please indicate this on the form. For those attending in person, we are undertaking the following safety measures: We have limited the attendance to below the minimum venue capacity to enable some physical distancing We will be asking attendees to wear masks while moving around the venue",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/events/what-hope-for-peace-in-2022"
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