AKT

AKTivism from the Kitchen Table

Members

  • Sonja Tammen
  • Mark Houston
  • Maeve McKeag
  • Rick Johnston
  • jbarry
  • Hannah Housman
  • Barbara Wilkins
  • Michelle Moloney
  • Ashleen McCann
  • Maria Duggan
  • paul Hutchinson
  • Colleen Brown
  • Susanne Bosch
  • Stephanie Mitchell
  • Zand Craig
  • Julia lyn
 

What is AKT?

AKT (Activism from the Kitchen Table) is an initiative part resourced by The Corrymeela Community with a particular interest in the urban environment of Belfast.

The people involved are a loose network of women and men with a common interest in engaging with contemporary social and ethical issues at the level of education, conversation, debate which informs local action. We have a shared sense that in the Belfast area there is a need for people of faith to have spaces where cross pollination could occur. We hope that these spaces might offer opportunities for the meeting of minds and hearts in ways that facilitate AKTion as people galvanise themselves and organise to support one another in on-going social action and social change.

Studies show that the most successful social change movements have an emphasis on relationship building, sharing of ideas and knowledge, and sustained support of individuals in the pursuit of change.

Hence, AKT have decided to incorporate into the ethos of the gatherings times to share literature, invest in good conversations, around the table, with a ‘pot of tea’. We all know that some of our best ideas have come when we're relaxed, supping a brew. Thus the image of a teapot to represent our AKTing and BEing.

If you would more information on how you can get involved email emmacowan@corrymeela.org or introduce yourself to the network by joining AKTion.ning.com

Events

Forum

David Masters

Prayer as a Form of Rest 1 Reply

Started by David Masters in (rest). Last reply by Rosemary Cowan Dec. 4, 2009.

David Masters

Body REST: Hand Massage 1 Reply

Started by David Masters in (rest). Last reply by Emma Cowan Dec. 4, 2009.

David Masters

Why are you curious about a Theology of Rest?

Started by David Masters in (rest) Dec. 4, 2009.

 
 
 

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