"Let us then try what Love will do" - William Penn, 1693
The
Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) was founded
in 1979 to promote the values of the Religious Society
of Friends (Quakers) in the European context. Learn more about the vision, aims and work of QCEA.
QUAKER HOUSE Quaker House in Brussels, a house of architectural distinction, houses the offices of QCEA. It has meeting rooms for conferences and informal gatherings which are available to organisations for public and private meetings.
Recent News
Vacancies at QCEA
3 Programme Assistant positions for 2009. Deadline for applications: 22nd September 2008
New report on Mainstreaming Conflict Prevention
QCEA has done research on the European Union's approach of mainstreaming conflict prevention and the findings are presented in this report. It is accompanied by three country case-studies: Nigeria, Sudan and Uganda.
Around Europe No. 302 - May 2008 Signs of Hope from Jerusalem; The Stability Instrument; Neil Endicott Joins QCEA; Geopolitics and Climate Change
Report on Conscientious Objection Updated We have updated our report on the situation of conscientious objectors that we had oublished in 2005. The update includes a new executive summary and some new country reports.
Annual Report 2007 Our Annual Report for 2007 has been completed and is now available for download (pdf, 2MB).
