Migrant and refugee families suffer a huge dislocation. The children of such families feel the consequences, even if they were very young, or not yet born, at the time of their family’s move. They often lack the resources to...
At the 2019 annual meeting of QUIP (Quakers Uniting in Publications), Vanessa Julye and Natasha Zhuravenkova were appointed as co-clerks – cementing an important transatlantic collaboration. QUIP (www.quakerquip.com) began in 1983 and is now an international network of over...
On Sunday 3 March 2019, Sergei Nikitin, former Director of Amnesty International in Russia and former staff member at Friends House Moscow, will talk about his experience as a human rights defender in Russia. The meeting at Lancaster Friends...
Disabled young adults in Dzerzhinsk are being helped to find a career. In October FHM Board members visited the project to find out how it is doing. (Reporting by Patricia Stewart.) The photo shows two young men who are...
Our Friend Natasha attended the 2018 conference of QUIP (Quakers Uniting in Publications). The theme of the conference was “Writing at the Edge: A look at the edges we encounter as writers and publishers“. It was held this year...
We were delighted to receive a grant from the BEARR Trust (www.bearr.org) for new work in the city of Dzerzhinsk, to help disabled young adults find a career. The project “My Route to Occupation” has both short term and...
We were very pleased to receive a special grant from New Earswick Meeting to support the Refugee School in Moscow. The “Kids are Kids” Integration Centre caters for about 80 refugee and migrant children, who have arrived from a...
Friends House Moscow is blessed with a connection to members of Moscow’s ONK . They are not Quakers, but they could well be called, in our old expression, “Publishers of Truth.” Anna Karetnikova is a member of...
Alla Soroka writes about a Quaker peace initiative in Ukraine The ‘White Sail’ summer peace camp, which...
FHM’s one-day event “Windows on Russia” took place in Godalming, Surrey (U.K.) on 12 January. It was well attended and enjoyed by all. Audrey Price, who attended, writes as follows: “On Saturday 12th January we were immersed in Russian...