War and the Environment is a six-week online course exploring how war, preparations for war, and militarism affect the climate and environment — and what can be done to reduce these harms and build more peaceful and sustainable alternatives.
oin three prominent thinkers and activists as they discuss the importance of Magnifica Humanitas: Dr Sue Wareham, Professor Neil Ormerod and Rev Dr Peter Catt.
On 22 October we will welcome Travis Lovett to Canberra to deliver our 2026 David Hunter Memorial Lecture (DHML) on the theme: ‘Truth and the Nation We All Share’. We hope you can join us, in person or online.
Canberra and Region Quakers (CRQ) - Community Day on Saturday 24 October with option for a Residential Weekend from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 October 2026 - registration
The #NoWar2026 Conference will examine the interconnections of the war system, migration, and the border industry, with case studies from around the world.
Join 2026 ACT Australian of the Year Prof. Rose McGready for a Burmese-inspired afternoon tea in a celebration of exceptional Australians.
For a few months now members of the QA Earth Witness and Action Network and Friends from Living Witness in the UK have been meeting online on the 4th Wednesday for a Meeting for Worship for the Earth.
Join the University of Canberra’s Frank Bongiorno, the Australia Institute’s Deputy Director Ebony Bennett to discuss Asbestos Nation, a new history of Australia’s use of asbestos by Australia Institute Postdoctoral Research Fellow James Watson.
Leading researchers and clinicians will examine how everyday moments of joy, love, and contemplative practice can disarm defensive habits, restore compassion, and build the enduring psychological resources needed to heal deep societal divides.
Come and enjoy a late afternoon concert at Smith's Alternative with top Australian folk musicians, Margaret and Bob Fagan.
In 2026 the annual Manning Clark and Dymphna Clark Lectures have been combined as a single event in which Louise Adler (Dymphna Clark Lecturer) and George Browning (Manning Clark Lecturer) will speak both individually and in conversation on the Israel-Palestine conflict and its evolving impact on Australian society and politics.
Meet and greet justice and peace workers at the Friends Peace Teams’ Regional Online Gatherings to hear how they nurture the seeds of hope, resilience, justice, and peace.
