Resource theme: Peace and Pacifism
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The Power Of Your Pension
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Did you know you can be an activist through your pension? Our resource, made in collaboration with the JustMoney Movement, has a range of different ways you can make a change through your pension. Take a look!
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Divestment Guide
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We have been working with Sabeel-Kairos to create a resource to help you call on your university to divest from arms sales. It can be tricky to know where to start, but this handy guide is helpful to get your campaign off the ground, with background knowledge, template emails, and success stories to inspire you. …
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Attending a Protest Toolkit
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Protesting can be daunting, and it can be hard to know how best to get your voice heard. This handy resource pack includes all the information you need to attend a protest, as well as offering other ideas of how to spread messages and be effective activists.
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A Question of Ethics Workshop
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Can a Christian ever be justified in the purposeful and premeditative murder of someone else? What you’ll need A Bible is optional. All you need is thoughtful voices and a piece of paper for each participant reading: ” Exodus 20:13 (KJV) – “Thou shalt not kill” Exodus 20:13 (NRSV) – “You shall not murder” Is…
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South East Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in the South East: BEfriend, Community Support BEfriend provide one-to-one volunteer befriending to people within the London Borough of Ealing who are socially isolated because of physical, sensory, cognitive or psychological impairment. BEfriend encourages their beneficiaries to go out when possible, as a change of…
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West Midlands Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in the West Midlands: The Peace Hub, Peace The Peace Hub in Birmingham is a Quaker organisation that believes a just and peaceful world is possible if we work together. However, although the organisation is led to take action by their faith they’re happy to…
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North West Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in the North West: Safety4Sisters, Refugees and Asylum Seekers Safety4Sisters is a Manchester-based organisation that addresses the exclusion of migrant women (particularly those with ‘no recourse to public funds’) from the most basic rights of safety and protection. They do so through policy work and…
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North East Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in the North East: Justice and Peace Refugee Project, Refugees and Asylum Seekers The Justice and Peace Refugee Project offers a warm welcome and provides basic support for those seeking asylum and refuge within their local Newcastle community. The organisation runs a drop in centre…
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Wales Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in Wales: CND Cymru, Peace The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Wales campaigns side by side with a host of other movements in Wales and worldwide to rid Britain and the world of all weapons of mass destruction, for peace and for human and social…
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Scotland Social Action Directory
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Below is the information of organisations working on social justice issues in Scotland: Interfaith Scotland, Peace Interfaith Scotland is committed to ensuring good relations between the diverse religion and belief communities in Scotland, while also sharing good practice in interfaith dialogue, education, engagement and training nationally and international. Currently, Scotland has 20 local interfaith groups spread across…