Anna Gurney: Love, scholarship and quiet defiance
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Bayard Rustin: Speaking truth to power
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Bertha von Suttner: The woman who taught Europe to question war
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Betsy Ross flag
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Edward Coke and the Case of Proclamations
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Edward Wightman: The last man burned for heresy in England
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Gandhi in Britain
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Geoffrey Durham's torn newspaper
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George Fox: The first founding Friend
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Gerald Holtom: Creator of the peace symbol
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Gerrard Winstanley: Levelling the land
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Greta Thunberg at Friends House, London
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Guy Fawkes: Lighting the fuse
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Henry David Thoreau: The forgotten father of civil disobedience
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How Martin Luther King Jr. got his name
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Hozier: Take Me to Church
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James Parnell plaque
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Jane Addams: Building peace from the ground up
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Jessica Kellgren-Fozard: Joy as resistance and belonging
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John Lewis: Marching on Washington
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John Lilburne: Founder of Freeborn Rights
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John Woolman: A life led by light
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Jon Watts: Bringing Quakerism to music and media
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Joseph Sturge memorial
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Judi Dench: A Quaker on the world stage
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Leo Tolstoy: Writing the moral roots of modern nonviolent resistance
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Mahatma Gandhi: When nonviolence became a method
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Martin Luther King Jr.: When nonviolence became a teachable method
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Martin Luther: When the Protestant Reformation broke the authority of the Church
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Nelson Mandela: When nonviolence was tested
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Photo of Don Sutherland in his 100th Year
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Public Universalist Friend: One of America’s earliest non-binary preachers
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Scrapbook of Sir Nicholas Winton
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Shizuko’s Quaker quilt
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Statue of Ada Salter
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Statue of Mary Dyer
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Susan B. Anthony: Casting an illegal vote
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Thomas Rainsborough: A voice for those without one
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William Penn: The Holy Experiment
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