The Quaker-initiated Pity of War memorial was unveiled at the National Memorial Arboretum last month.
The Friends World Committee for Consultation Europe and Middle East Section (FWCC EMES) has welcomed a new staff member to focus on communications.
An IT pioneer and philanthropist has led a call to find British foster families who took in Jewish refugee children on the Quaker co-founded kindertransport.
An open day for George Fox 400 held by Letchworth Friends shone a spotlight on the garden city’s Quaker roots.
Norwich Quakers organised a peace camp last month to coincide with Refugee Week.
Quakers have urged all political parties to draw up a ‘humane, co-ordinated response to those seeking refuge’.
Britain Yearly Meeting’s peace and disarmament team has highlighted a new report showing a thirteen per cent surge in global spending on nuclear weapons.
Quakers are taking a collaborative approach this general election with Meeting houses hosting local hustings for other organisations. So far this includes Bournemouth, Boscombe,…
Quakers started on a two-and-a-half-month journey this week to the Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC)’s World Plenary Meeting in South Africa.
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