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Learning and leading: Quaker climate action in 2020
In my first few weeks as Activism Support Coordinator at Quakers in Britain, I've been amazed at the extent, variety and creativity of Quaker action on climate change.
Learning and leading: Quaker climate action in 2020
‘May love be amongst us’ as we walk the many pathways of faith
For me, the finding of the Quaker pathway of stillness and silence as the gateway to transcendence was criss-crossed with walking – sometimes running – along other pathways of faith. These explorations have been a real joy in my life. But since being a member of the Quaker Committee for Christian and Interfaith Relations (QCCIR) I have deepened that joy by meeting each person of faith, just as they are.
Walking the many pathways of faith
Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees
Strategic Priorities 2026-2030 The Trustees Strategic Priorities set out the key aims for the centrally managed work of Quakers in Britain from 2026 to 2030. It results from consultation and discernment by Meeting for Sufferings, Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees and staff, and builds on Our Faith in the Future, agreed in 2015. The priorities are organised under our four charitable purposes: sustaining church and faith, supporting Quaker communities, promoting Quakerism, and faith in action. We see the first as the root from which the others grow. We are, before anything else, a worshipping community, and our work in the world flows from that. We offer these priorities as a framework, not a fixed plan. The years ahead will ask a lot of us. We are living through a time of climate breakdown, widening inequality, war, and growing division. Our own community is changing too. Our demographics are shifting, we are gathering in new ways. We are making a once-in-a-generation change to Yearly Meeting that will reshape how we make decisions together and gather as a national community. There is real hope in this moment. Many people today describe themselves as spiritual seekers, and more young adults are looking for an honest, simple faith. Quakers have something to offer them: a living spiritual tradition, a trusted voice, and a readiness to stay with hard questions over the long term. What follows is our shared sense of where we are called to put our energy, our money and our love.
britain-yearly-meeting-strategic-priorities-2026-2030.pdf
Demilitarising schools
The leaflet explains where to find practical resources that can help introduce a range of perspectives, as well as the obligation to promote peace, tolerance and nonviolence (UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child Article 29). Paper copies will be available in English and Welsh. Please let families and teachers in your communities know about the pamphlet, and make copies available in your meeting house. Let us know if you'd like physical copies, contact peaceedu@quaker.org.uk.
responding-to-military-engagement-inschools-v3.pdf
Primary resources
The leaflet explains where to find practical resources that can help introduce a range of perspectives, as well as the obligation to promote peace, tolerance and nonviolence (UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child Article 29). Paper copies will be available in English and Welsh. Please let families and teachers in your communities know about the pamphlet, and make copies available in your meeting house. Let us know if you'd like physical copies, contact peaceedu@quaker.org.uk.
responding-to-military-engagement-inschools-v3.pdf
War and militarism
The leaflet explains where to find practical resources that can help introduce a range of perspectives, as well as the obligation to promote peace, tolerance and nonviolence (UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child Article 29). Paper copies will be available in English and Welsh. Please let families and teachers in your communities know about the pamphlet, and make copies available in your meeting house. Let us know if you'd like physical copies, contact peaceedu@quaker.org.uk.
responding-to-military-engagement-inschools-v3.pdf
Teaching resources
The leaflet explains where to find practical resources that can help introduce a range of perspectives, as well as the obligation to promote peace, tolerance and nonviolence (UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child Article 29). Paper copies will be available in English and Welsh. Please let families and teachers in your communities know about the pamphlet, and make copies available in your meeting house. Let us know if you'd like physical copies, contact peaceedu@quaker.org.uk.
responding-to-military-engagement-inschools-v3.pdf
Climate justice
Minute 36 (Canterbury Commitment) from Yearly Meeting 2011 “The action we are ready to take at this time is to make a strong corporate commitment to become a low-carbon, sustainable community.”
minute-36-leaflet-2011.pdf
Peace, social justice, sustainability and faith relations
Minute 36 (Canterbury Commitment) from Yearly Meeting 2011 “The action we are ready to take at this time is to make a strong corporate commitment to become a low-carbon, sustainable community.”
minute-36-leaflet-2011.pdf
Property advice
Use this template to make a handbook for your local meeting. Simply edit and add your own instructions, records and information. By keeping everything in one place you can make life easier for those who help look after meeting houses, especially those new to the task.
meeting-house-handbook-template-v2 xx.docx