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New call to ban fracking in Scotland
Quakers in Britain are urging the Scottish Government to ban fracking and unconventional gas and oil extraction. In a response to the government's public consultation, Quakers are calling for bold steps to tackle climate change by supporting renewable, efficient energy instead.
New call to ban fracking in Scotland
Climate activists say 1.5° to stay alive
Quakers in Britain are calling on the government to face up to the UK's full obligations to tackle climate change.
Climate activists say 1.5° to stay alive
Seeing signs of hope in a fragile world
An exploration of how privilege and power may get in the way of effective work for justice sparked intensely moving and reflective ministry, as 1,200 Quakers gathered for Yearly Meeting (YM) this week.
Seeing signs of hope in a fragile world
Join the Hibakusha's call to eliminate nuclear weapons
In the coming weeks, Quakers across Britain will be among millions around the world solemnly marking the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombs which destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Join the Hibakusha's call to eliminate nuclear weapons
"Our faith does not permit us to stand by": Quakers' statement ahead of COP26
Quakers in Britain are calling for just solutions to the climate crisis and encouraging Friends to join the global day of action on Saturday 6 November, in a statement published in advance of the UN COP26 climate negotiations.
Our faith does not permit us to stand by - Quakers' statement ahead of COP26
Salter Lecture 2023: How the love we are will guide us through ecological collapse
This year's Salter Lecture, delivered by ecological philosopher Rupert Read during the Big One protests, was a timely and rousing call to action.
Salter Lecture 2023: How the love we are will guide us through ecological collapse
Court of Appeal reviews harsh climate protest sentences
An unusual mass appeal heard at the Court of Appeal this week could determine Britain's approach to peaceful protest for years to come.
Court of Appeal reviews harsh climate protest sentences