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Telling stories of courageous Quakers in World War I
The white feather diaries goes live on Monday 26 October. Published by Quakers in Britain, daily posts on White Feather Diaries website (website no longer available) feature five Quakers who bring alive their courage and the cost of following their conscience as the horror of World War I envelops their lives.Diarists tell the stories of conscientious objectors who said No to war.
1915 a turning point in Quaker history
New resources from Quakers in Britain draw parallels between Quaker work for peace in 1915 and today. The Testimony, is a fictional newspaper inspired by Quaker activities in World War I, while Remembering for Peace is a new assembly outline to encourage children to think about the impact of war and ways of remembering for peace.
Quakers respond to terrorism
As Parliament prepares to debate next steps in Syria, Quakers in Britain have made this statement.
Quakers responding to terrorism
Quakers deplore vote to authorise air strikes in Syria
Quakers in Britain opposed the vote in the House of Commons tonight to extend air strikes to ISIS targets in Syria.The vote was 397 for and 223 votes against taking action in Syria.
Quakers deplore decision to extend air strikes
White Feather Day marks centenary
One hundred years ago today conscription and conscientious objection became law. In the midst of World War I, Quaker MPs worked in parliament to ensure the recognition of the right to refuse to kill.This was the first time in history that legal objection to military service for an individual had been granted.
White feather day
Quakers save lives, not take lives
This week Quakers are marking the anniversary of the devastation wrought on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by World War II nuclear bombs. One hundred years ago Quakers were on a different battlefield, among courageous conscientious objectors rescuing the dying and wounded at the Somme, one of the bloodiest battles in World War I.
Quakers save lives, not take lives
Arrested for saying 'no' to the arms fair
As truckloads of equipment arrive in London at the world's largest arms fair, Quakers are peacefully protesting with faith groups to say 'no' to the arms trade and 'no' to profiteering from war. UPDATE: Eight Quakers were arrested on Tuesday during the 'No faith in war day'.
Saying 'no' to the arms fair
Wearing poppies in hope and remembrance
In these sombre days of Remembrance, many wear red or white poppies. Some wear both together.
Wearing poppies for remembrance and hope
New film takes stand against militarism
War School, a provocative film launched this week, is set to challenge the British government's attempt to entice children into support for war.
New film takes stand against militarism
Young people make their remembrance about peace
The centenary of the armistice that ended World War I is a poignant moment. As the world pauses, a national project, INSPIRE, will engage thousands of children in remembrance and in peacebuilding.
Young people make their remembrance about peace