
Quaker A-Z: Z is for Gen Z
Bringing Younger Voices Into Your Charity’s Story For our final letter in the A–Z of Charity Communications, we’re celebrating a generation who see the world
Posts on how to ensure our buildings, facilities, charities and communities can include everyone.
How can we build a community in which each person is accepted and nurtured, and strangers are welcome?

Bringing Younger Voices Into Your Charity’s Story For our final letter in the A–Z of Charity Communications, we’re celebrating a generation who see the world

Do you appear on the map? If someone is looking for your building – does it appear on the map? Hopefully it appears as at

Simple Things Communicating with others doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be simple. You just need to decide who you want to talk to,

What does Quakerly mean? I dislike Quakerly as a adjective. It is usually used in a pejorative, not in a friendly way! “THAT wasn’t very

Talking to others and ourselves During Yearly Meeting this year there was a vigil outside Friends House. As I was attending virtually I went into

Nosiness = Knowing each other in the things that are eternal Nosiness isn’t always negative. I love learning about people – many of them Quakers.

How do we live faithfully? At Yearly Meeting two questions were asked: Â What is your message of peace for the world? What brings you

How can we be kind? Kindness is often mistaken for passivity or politeness, but true kindness is deeply courageous. It requires us to stay present

Gardens – a place to gather and share. This week we explore the use of gardens and what they say about your organisation.