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Susan Clarkson, from the Catholic Worker Farm‘s Oxford community, reflects on the theme of our conference and on the importance of language. Three things struck me when I saw the title of the conference; that true peace comes from within, that protest often emphasises the negative, and that we can describe ourselves as ‘pilgrims’ and […]

Our second in the conference blog series is brought to you by Harmon Gattis of the Darvell Community. Throughout history, people have protested injustice, discrimination, hate and other social issues. From the Israelites protesting their harsh treatment under Pharaoh, to today’s uprisings against oppressive governments, the world has seen countless movements rise and fall. However,

This is going to be a busy year for peacemakers. A few important dates to start with are 2014 14-16th February: Our conference with the Student Christian Movement on active nonviolent peacemaking 14th April: Global Day of Action on Military Spending (did you know that hundreds of millions of pounds have already been spent on

Welcome to the beginning of conference! In order to get us all thinking about the theme before conference, we’ve put together a blog series, roughly one a week for the couple of months leading up to conference (14-16 Feb, make sure it’s in your diary!). Contributors are as varied as the day is long (24

Save the date: 14 April 2014 55,000 arms trade jobs.  Govt funding: £700m. 56,000 NHS jobs: for the chop. Think it’s squiffy? Join FoR and a flurry of peace organisations to call for a shift in priorities. Watch this space.