Climate Justice As Radical Peacemaking
10 July 2025, Online
Following Britain Yearly Meeting's exploration of 'Radical Peacemaking', three international speakers will help us examine the deep links between militarism and climate breakdown—and consider how we might respond. Re-envisioning these challenges is essential to building a safer, fairer world.
Join us to explore questions such as:
- How are militarism and climate breakdown intertwined?
- What are the connections between the Quaker testimonies to peace and sustainability?
- How can we work for peace and climate justice in an interconnected way that strengthens our witness and our faith?
Our three international speakers will offer inspirational examples of campaigns linking the issues:
- Mitzi Jonelle Tan. Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines, Fridays For Future (FFF) of the Philippines, Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty and Youth Climate Justice Fund, FFF International and FFF MAPA (Most Affected Peoples and Areas)
- Andrew Metheven. War Resisters' International
- Peter Lux. Lakenheath Alliance for Peace and Extinction Rebellion Peace
Following on from the exploration of radical peacemaking at Britain Yearly Meeting 2025, this introductory space will help us begin exploring how we can live our commitments to peace and sustainability, and what it means for us individually and as a faith community.
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Woodbrooke
Telephone: 0121 7282360