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Midlands Green Quakers network brings together those with environmental concerns for monthly learning and support
Concern about the environment has moved Quakers in the Midlands to create a network to explore sustainability and climate justice together. They meet online each month to deepen their understanding, share ideas, ask questions and support each other spiritually and practically.
Midlands Green Quakers network brings together those with environmental concerns for monthly learning and support
Palestine and Israel
Guided by our testimonies, Quakers have a long history of working for peace in Palestine and Israel.
Palestine and Israel
Campaigning and advocacy
This page introduces Quaker campaigning and advocacy to build a peaceful and sustainable world. On this page you'll learn why we do this work, what we think is important and how to find out more information about our current campaigns and free resources.
Campaigning and advocacy
Peacebuilding and nonviolence
Quaker work on peacebuilding and nonviolence supports and accompanies communities in conflict.
Peacebuilding and nonviolence
Quakers and peace
Peace has been at the core of Quakerism since the earliest days of our faith. It springs from our belief that there is 'that of God in everyone', meaning every life is precious and so killing and violence cannot be justified.
Quakers and peace
Quakers and climate justice
Quakers are working with climate campaigners around the world to advocate for just solutions to the climate crisis.
Quakers and climate justice
Banners, booklets, posters and leaflets
We have a wide range of materials to download, print or order.
Banners, booklets, posters and leaflets
Grief tending and active hope
Sometimes all we can do is be along side one another and sing into the darkness. Bridget Holtom, Faith in Action Lead, has been accompanying some young adults Quakers in Leeds.
Grief tending and active hope
Addressing violence and conflict locally and nationally
How do we, as Quakers, address violence and conflict in our local communities and across Britain?
How can we address violence and conflict in our locally and across Britain?
Faiths urge governments to act on climate change
Around 240 eminent faith leaders and representatives from 44 countries have delivered the COP22 Interfaith Climate Statement to United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, at the UN climate change negotiations in Marrakesh. Quakers in Britain, Friends World Committee for Consultation and Quaker United Nations Office are among the signatories.
Faiths urge governments to act on climate change