Roadshows
Our community events are a brilliant coming together of young people from different schools and educational settings, to share their responses to war and conflict.
Students at all locations are invited to get creative, producing powerful work in response to war and conflict.
Larbert High School student Rachel delivers her speech about Nuclear Weapons to the rest of the pupils
We visit prestigious venues to ensure that our young people are aware that their voices matter, and experience a day they will remember for years to come. We enable students from schools far and wide to get involved in our activities, and give young people a platform to share their extraordinary work for an audience of their peers, local dignitaries, members of the Armed Forces, and VIPs.
Our Practitioners play a key role in events by running workshops. These provide students with an introduction to basic techniques, and facilitate them to write their own piece of work in response to their chosen topic.
Places at our events are subject to availability, to find out more about taking part please get in touch with us via enquiries@neversuchinnocence.com.
2024/25 Roadshows
Falkirk
Birmingham
Lincoln
BFS Naples
Liverpool
Manchester
BFS SHAPE
Kilmarnock
Moray
Our roadshows have visited:
In 2014:
Marylebone Boys’ School, London
In 2015-16:
Jersey College for Girls, Jersey
John Madejski Academy, Reading
Elizabeth College, Guernsey
Glasgow City Chambers
The Manx Museum, Isle of Man
In 2016-17:
Blackwood, Caerphilly
University of Exeter
Eaton Park, Chester
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
HMS Iron Duke, Portsmouth
Nicholson Institute, Leek
In 2017-18:
Birmingham Council House
Blackwood, Caerphilly
The Ulster Museum, Belfast
Thessaloniki City Hall, Greece
RAF Valley, Anglesey
RAF Odiham, Hampshire
Pipers Corner School, Hertfordshire
Edinburgh Castle
Sunderland Minster
RAF Leeming, North Yorkshire
CWGC Head Office, Maidenhead
Hattingen Comprehensive School, Germany
RAF Lossiemouth, Moray
Baltasound Junior High, Shetland
The Guildhall, London
Manchester Central Library
RAF Museum, Hendon
HMS Caroline, Belfast
St. Andrew’s University
Warminster Garrison, Wiltshire
RAF Museum, Cosford
In 2019-20:
South Ribble
Royal Hospital Chelsea
Plymouth Guildhall
Llandudno, Wales
Compton Verney
SOAS University, London
Ministry of Defense, London
In 2022-23:
Stormont, Northern Ireland
SHAPE, Belgium
Parliament, London
Barnsdale Lodge, Rutland
HMS Nelson, Portsmouth
Ministry of Defense, London
In 2023-24:
Hillsborough Castle, Northern Ireland
Ayr Town Hall, Scotland
The Juleum Novum, Helmstedt, Germany
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland
Tidworth Garrison, England
MOD Main Building, England
10 Downing Street, England
