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...

Connected for Joy: Reflections on 2025 and Hope for the Year Ahead

As we reflect on the past year and look toward the future, we celebrate the many ways the Anglican Alliance has journeyed alongside churches across the Anglican Communion. We also look ahead with joy and expectation, trusting that the connections we forge in the...

Hope in Action: Strengthening Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Across Africa

As disasters intensify across the globe, churches in Africa are stepping forward with renewed commitment and strengthened collaboration. Gathering in Nairobi for a four-day regional workshop, the Africa Regional Steering Group of Partners in Resilience and Response...

International Day for the Abolition of Slavery – Why Churches Have a Vital Role

On 2nd December, we mark the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery and eleven years since faith leaders signed the Joint Declaration of Faith Leaders Against Modern Slavery, a powerful commitment to ending exploitation. Today, modern slavery and human...

The Dark Side of the Screen: Unmasking Technology-Facilitated Abuse

“Imagine making a post on social media and suddenly you find your timeline or feed or personal messages full of hatred and abusive comments. It would leave you feeling exposed, vulnerable, hurt, scared or worse, feeling like you are not worth being around anymore.”...

Ecumenical and Interreligious Tapiri: advocacy for human, environmental and territorial rights in the Amazon

Rodrigo Espiuca, the Communion Forest Facilitator for Latin America and Paulo Ueti, the Anglican Alliance’s Theological Adviser and Latin America Director, are currently in Belem, Brazil, taking part in the Tapiri process happening alongside the COP30...