'The aim of the two-part workshop was ‘to bring together a wide range of local people for an extended discussion of a controversial and sensitive subject’.' Photo: Esther Stanford-Xosei, Maangamizi Educational Trust

'The group also hoped to start bridging the gap between their mainly white Quaker Meetings, and local African heritage communities.'

Bristol Friends focus on reparations

'The group also hoped to start bridging the gap between their mainly white Quaker Meetings, and local African heritage communities.'

by Rebecca Hardy 12th April 2024

Bristol Quakers have been putting the issue of reparations under the spotlight. More than eighty people joined a two-part reparations workshop at Redland Meeting House on 24 February and 23 March.

Bristol Friends focus on reparations

'The group also hoped to start bridging the gap between their mainly white Quaker Meetings, and local African heritage communities.'

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