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Quakers petition prime minister to Make Polluters Pay
Quakers in Britain joined others to hand in a petition at 10 Downing Street urging Prime Minister Keir Starmer to Make Polluters Pay this week.
Quakers petition prime minister to Make Polluters Pay
Young peacemakers gather in Cardiff to celebrate peace in schools
Almost 100 young peer mediators from across South Wales came together in Cardiff Bay on 15 October to celebrate their shared commitment to resolving conflict peacefully.
Young peacemakers gather in Cardiff to celebrate peace in schools
Quakers call for peer mediation to be mainstreamed across schools in the UK
Educators and policy makers should mainstream peer mediation, Quakers in Britain says following the publication of a new national report showing its positive impact.
Quakers call for peer mediation to be mainstreamed across schools in the UK
“Your prayers are very important”: Quakers appeal for peace as war empties the city of Uvira
Quakers in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are asking for prayers and peace as war has driven many from their homes.
“Your prayers are very important”: Quakers appeal for peace as war empties the city of Uvira
Quakers nominate Concordis International for Nobel Peace Prize
Quakers in Britain and the United States of America have nominated Concordis International for the Nobel Peace Prize, recognising two decades of community-led peacebuilding.
Quakers nominate Concordis International for Nobel Peace Prize
Children’s art for peace in Quaker central offices
Eighty years after the Korean peninsula was divided by war, an exhibition of drawings by children on both sides of the divide is on show in Quaker central offices, London.
Children’s art for peace in Quaker central offices
Bristol Quakers apologise for role in enslavement
Quakers in Bristol have issued a formal apology for their role in the transatlantic trafficking and chattel enslavement of more than 13 million Africans, as part of a growing Quaker movement towards reparation.
Bristol Quakers apologise for role in enslavement