2008 is an important year of remembrance for peace activists across the world.

Universities are publicly funded institutions and yet information on military funding of higher education is often not available within the public domain. Where resources do exist, the information is often partial and out of context.

Zimbabwe is a country which has experienced national violence throughout its history. Zimbabwe’s state security forces and youth militias have terrorised civilians, gross human rights violations have occurred and disruption has been caused by political organisations...

Papua: An Island Divided takes a look at the story of West Papua, recounts the suffering of a peoples long repressed and looks to the future.

A new FoR poster to encourage all to reflect on how we can contribute to building peace in our violent world.

Whether you have been a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FoR) for many years or this is the first time that you have come across us, we hope that you will find something inspiring, helpful and thought provoking within the pages of our new bi-annual magazine.

A free basic guide to Christian peacemaking from FoR.

Short but snappy ideas of what we can all do to build peace in our world today.

A web show about the meaning of peace from a Christian perspective

Briefing to accompany the Living by the Sword campaign which calls for the closure of the Defence Export Services organisation (DESO)