A national conference on reparations for the enslavement of African peoples, held at Quaker central offices in London on Saturday, has called for a parliamentary inquiry into truth and reparatory ...

Quakers are stepping up calls for fair action on the climate crisis, both at the United Nations and in the UK ahead of the ...

Baptism with water is almost universally used by Christian churches as a ritual of initiation. Quakers are an exception – Rhiannon Grant explains why. What matters is to identify the Spirit moving in ...

More than 10,000 children can now benefit from peer mediation thanks to the expansion of a Quaker-supported programme in ...

This November, volunteers will once again be creating spaces for children, young people and families to gather alongside the ...

Quakers in Britain have joined more than 20 organisations in calling for the military's climate impact to be fully included in the UK's plans to tackle climate change. "Too often, the climate impact ...

A silent procession stretching through Whitehall created a "peaceful thunder" in central London as more than 600 people joined a Quaker-led Silent Walking Vigil for Peace. A silent procession ...

Aloys was a Quaker and manager of a peacebuilding and nonviolence programmes called Turning the Tide (TTT) Burundi. Turning the Tide Burundi was established in 2015 by Burundian Quakers and is part of ...

Quakers in Britain are calling on political leaders of every party to condemn the intimidation and violence seen in Dover and Portsmouth this weekend. Quakers are calling on political leaders of every ...

Quakers in Britain has refreshed and reaffirmed its commitment to providing trans-inclusive facilities across its buildings. Quakers in Britain has refreshed and reaffirmed its commitment to providing ...

Why is protest part of dialogue? Highlights from Billy Vaughan's recent talk at the National Justice & Peace Network conference. Protest is not the opposite of dialogue. Protest is what happens when ...