Food and cookery bring us together. and unleash our potential – just like SRGs. Julia Turshen, the American author and food equity advocate, describes cooking as a “constant reminder of transformation and possibility”. In her book, Feed The Resistance, she writes: “Cooking
Church Action on Poverty and Co-op are today (Wednesday 16 November 2022) launching an exciting new partnership that will enable 150 neighbourhoods around the UK to open their own Your Local Pantry stores. The partnership seeks to treble the existing
Heaton Moor United Church and Heald Green URC church-led event featured the book “Dignity, Agency, Power!” The book “Dignity, Agency, Power!” is a collaboration between Church Action on Poverty and Wild Goose Publications. At Heaton Moor on 19th October, the evening
A conference focusing on the cost-of-living crisis has heard calls for Sheffield to give the poor a voice of their own by setting up a Poverty Truth Commission.
As we launch our new ‘Speaking Truth to Power’ programme, programme coordinator Anna Hamill reflects on her fist visits to some of our partners.
Watch a talk given by theologian Anna Rowlands at the 2022 AGM of our North East group https://youtu.be/HS7Y2ErFRJU This talk was recorded on 20 October 2022. Find out more about Church Action on Poverty North East Be part of a
Carlie tells of her experience of poverty, and the systems that do (or don’t) support families with additional needs What does poverty look like today? What is at stake when the Government talks of cutting benefits? What needs to change
What happens when we truly listen to voices that have been ignored? What ideas emerge, what issues are raised, and what do we learn? This week, we are encouraging faith leaders and MPs to widen their conversations about poverty, and
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