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

Oliver Robertson examines the human costs of the death penalty and the harm it does to everyone connected. State-sanctioned murder has a brutalising effect on society. Image: Ye Jinghan on Unsplash.

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

This year's national Prisons Week, running from 11 to 17 October in England and Wales, has adopted the theme All Are Invited.

For Black History Month, Esta Nyeko-Lacek considers the story of Sam Sharpe, leader of a rebellion against enslavement, and what Quakers can learn from it. Sam Sharpe was born into enslavement in ...

Worship is at the heart of what it means to be a Quaker. Meeting for worship brings Quakers together in silence so we can still our minds and open our hearts and lives to God. Everyone is welcome to ...

A grant of up to £500 to support young adult Quakers (18–35) to attend events, courses and other Quaker learning opportunities which would otherwise not be possible due to financial constraints.

Young Adult Worship is a space for 18–35 year-olds to come together virtually for worship, reflection, and connection. The focus is to have some quiet time together at the end of the day; it will be ...

Friends Schools Council promotes Quaker primary and secondary education. It also encourages the expression of Quaker faith in action and the interpretation of Quaker vision. It does this within ...

Children and young people are a valued and vital part of the Quaker community. As such we seek to engage them in meeting as well as at regional and national events and groups. If you work, or want to ...

For people who work with Quakers aged 11 to 18. Quaker Life children and young people's work staff team have developed a range of ideas, activities and resources to help engagement with Quaker young ...