Earlier this year Janet Sarker, the Education Coordinator for the Church of Bangladesh, took part in the Anglican Alliance’s Commonwealth Professional Fellowship Scheme for women leader’s in education. Janet has written this article to update us on her work with the schools in Bangladesh, following the seven weeks she spent in the UK with education experts and schools across the country. 

The Anglican Alliance is standing with a coalition of Anglican churches and agencies to call on the G20 to bring climate change to the top of their agenda when they meet in Brisbane in November 2014.

La Alianza Anglicana se levanta junto a una colación de iglesias y agencias anglicanas para hacer un llamado al G20 a situar en el primer puesto de la agenda el tema del cambio climático, cuando se reunan en Brisbane en Noviembre del 2014.

The General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia has called on the Australian government to “preserve the living systems of the planet” and take action on climate change. 

Tagolyn Kabekabe, Anglican Alliance Pacific Facilitator, recently attended the C20 Summit in Melbourne, Australia, with colleagues from Anglican Board of Mission and Anglican Overseas Aid, to voice the call of Anglicans across the Pacific and ask the G20 to put climate change at the top of their agenda.  

A webinar hosted by the Anglican Alliance on 24th June 2014 brought in participants from every region of the Anglican Communion and encouraged them to call on world leaders and decision-makers to hear the voices of the world’s poorest.