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A Place at the Table: listening for the voices we can barely hear

A Place at the Table: listening for the voices we can barely hear

As the first pilot of A Place at the Table – Reimagining Power Through Every Voice begins in São Paulo, Brazil, the Revd Rodrigo Espiúca reflects on listening, power and the courage to step out of the boat. “Courage! It is I. Do not be afraid.” These words of Jesus,...

Introducing our new Intern

Introducing our new Intern

I am pleased to introduce myself as the newest intern at the Anglican Alliance. My name is Ayla Mackrory-Jamieson, and I join the team having completed my first year of studies in Politics and International Relations at the London School of Economics.  Growing up...

Protecting women’s rights at the UN CSW

Protecting women’s rights at the UN CSW

At a pivotal moment for global gender justice, the Anglican Alliance's Gender Justice Director, Mandy Marshall, offers an inside look at a tense and unprecedented session of the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70), where hard-won commitments to gender...

Reimagining Our World; Reimagining Power – Together

Reimagining Our World; Reimagining Power – Together

“For everyone born, a place at the table…” On the morning of Archbishop Sarah Mullally’s installation in Canterbury, a unique gathering took place. Inside St Mary Bredin Church, more than fifty leaders from across the Anglican Communion - and beyond - came together:...

Why do we still need an International Women’s Day?

Why do we still need an International Women’s Day?

To mark International Women’s Day on 8th March, Mandy Marshall, the Anglican Alliance’s Director for Gender Justice, reflects on why this day remains so important and why Christians have a responsibility to uphold women’s rights across the world. This is a question I...