Lizzy's blog

Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD), which falls every year on the 27th January, is a day in which we remember those who were persecuted and died during the Holocaust and the four UN recognised genocides that have occurred since. In this blog, Lizzy reflects on her experience of meeting those who survived the Srebrenica genocide and the importance of listening to and learning from those who have experienced the horrors of the Holocaust and genocide if we are to achieve a future with no genocide.

Nobody said it was easy, but no one ever said it would be this hard. Putting your faith into action can be a minefield of trying to pick the least worst option, activism fatigue, comparison and guilt. Lizzy explores these potential pitfalls in her latest blog.

A reflection on the life on Archbishop Desmond Tutu and how he put his faith into action.

The Christmas period presents the perfect time to reflect on the importance of welcoming the stranger, the migrant, and the refugee. To mark International Migrants Day and continue reflecting on the importance of welcoming the stranger, our latest blog celebrates those who have come to the UK to escape violence and made positive contributions to our society.

Lizzy expolores the myths and misconceptions about refugees and those seeking asylum in the UK in the latest blog of our Refugee Campaign.

The history and meaning behind the white poppy. 

Lizzy explains what a bill is and why the Nationality and Borders Bill is at a crucial stage. Read part one here.

Lizzy's introductory blog.