Gie’s Peace (Give us Peace) at the Adelaide Fringe
Following sell-out shows at the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe, Scotland’s Morna Burdon will bring ‘Gie’s Peace (Give us Peace) to the Adelaide Fringe at The Warehouse Theatre.
Fun at the Flicks: A Haunting in Venice
Book now for our fun-filled pre-release screening of A Haunting in Venice – the new spine-chilling masterpiece with Kenneth Branagh starring as Agatha Christie’s renowned Belgian sleuth, Hercule Poirot.
Henry Reynolds: Voice to Parliament, Voice to the World
The Peace Foundation co-hosted a presentation by the distinguished Australian historian, Professor Henry Reynolds, at the University of Adelaide on 7 May. Around 270 people filled the Bragg theatre for a most memorable event, which was also part of the 2023 SA History Festival.
Wesley Enoch AM Keynote and Presentation of the 2022 Peace Award for an Artist in Residence
The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation Inc and Assemblage Flinders University’s Centre for Creative Arts invite you to hear a keynote address by Wesley Enoch AM, ‘Making Marks: Arts and Social Justice’ on Thursday 29 September 2022.
Telling Tennant’s Story: The Strange Career of the Great Australian Silence
The Labour History Society SA and the Graham F Smith Peace Foundation invite you to a conversation about truth-telling as called for in the Uluru Statement from the Heart at this event with author Dean Ashenden, author of Telling Tennant's Story with special guests....
Kaurna Reconciliation Walk: Pathways to Peace
Celebrating Reconciliation Week as part of the SA History Festival, the Peace Foundation presents a guided tour of the Kaurna Walking Trail with Kaurna elder, Frank Wanganeen. This is a unique opportunity to reflect on shared histories and learn about Kaurna culture...
2018 and 2019 – Peace Rules Showcase
Since 2018 Peace Rules has been one of our most valued annual projects, engaging with South Australian schools in the development of public performances by students which reflect our values and social justice, human rights and peace objectives. Peace Rules is an...
2020 – Peace Rules 2020 Film Focus
In 2020 the Peace Rules Showcase was re-imagined for our COVID19 world, presenting a unique opportunity for secondary performing and creative arts students and teachers to create a film in their schools. In partnership with Dance Hub SA and Ausdance SA who created the...
Peace Rules Showcase
Since 2018, Peace Rules has been one of our most valued annual projects, engaging with South Australian schools in the development of public performances by students which reflect our values and social justice, human rights and peace objectives. Regretfully, but for...
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Memorial
Held on the anniversary of the World War II atomic bombing of Hiroshima (6 August), our annual commemoration remembers the devastation and horror wrought upon Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Peace Foundation partners with the Romero...