A message from ecobirmingham (formerly Northfield Ecocentre) about a photography project for young people: Green Lens is a project that invites young people across Birmingham to voice the green issues that matter to them, locally or globally, through the medium Read More …
Quaker scientist, Richard Tuckett, has just had two peer-reviewed papers published on the science of greenhouse gases and climate change. The first paper is based on Richard’s academic career as a high-resolution gas-phase spectroscopist studying upper atmosphere ‘greenhouse gas’ molecules. Read More …
When the then Home Secretary Theresa May said in 2012 that “The aim is to create, here in Britain, a really hostile environment for illegal immigrants” she may not have foreseen that her words would result in a cultural environment Read More …
Claire Bowman, Ecumenical & Interfaith Coordinator for Central Engalnd Quakers reports on the latest meeting woith Birmingham City Churches together: On Thursday the 19th of June I met with church leaders from other Birmingham city centre churches on behalf of Read More …
‘A Future for All … Implementing the Christian imperative to care for our World’, held on Saturday 14 July 2018, was the first ecumenical Eco Church conference and was organised by the Central England Quaker Low Carbon Commitment forum and Read More …
During his Eva Koch Scholarship, Nim Njuguna is seeking to explore current Quakers’ experiences of marginalization and privilege and how Friends can become Diversity Champions both within Quaker Meetings and the wider society. Would you be willing to help Nim Read More …
In Spring 1660 Margaret Fell rode to London with a declaration to appeal to Charles II to end the persecution and suffering of Quakers. She declared: “We do … inform the governors of this nation, high and low, that we Read More …
Pacifists making guns: the Galtons of Birmingham and Britain’s industrial revolution. If you didn’t get a chance to attend this lecture from Professor Priya Satia (Stanford) delivered at the University of Birmingham, the university has posted the full video to Read More …
Alistair Heslop, a Quaker from Northamptonshire, introduces the work of this project that aims to help Quaker meetings handle conflict better. “I have heard some Friends deny their anger in a silent ‘peace’ where there is no understanding of each Read More …
Claire Bowman (Area Meeting Ecumenical and Interfaith Coordinator) gives her take on Quakers’ participation in Birmingham Pride 2018. Bus stops had rainbows on and an atmosphere of excitement pervaded the whole of Birmingham city centre on May 26th at the Read More …