Some links you may find helpful

St Ethelburga's Centre for Peace & Reconciliation: a unique meeting space in the heart of the City of London devoted to promoting understanding of the relationship between faith and conflict. They also actively explore ecological issues.

LINE (London Islamic Network for the Environment): UK's first local Islamic environmental group; Engages in a transformative approach; Activities include monthly forums, deep dialogue, educational talks and workshops, climate change campaigning, and nature outings.

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Camp for Climate Action : Exploring the problems, challenges and solutions for climate change, whilst also sharing skills. Run without leaders and includes direct action.

Christian Council for Monetary Justice: an open forum that seeks to stimulate a more general awareness of the pertinence of faith to the economic order; and in particular to the urgent need to generate monetary reform.

Farmers Markets: Directory of farmers' markets in the UK inspected by FARMA (National Farmers' Retail & Markets Association). FARMA is a co-operative of farmers, producers selling on a local scale, and farmers' markets organisers.

Islamic Finance.com: Aims to promote genuine Islamic finance.

LETS (Local Exchange Trading Schemes) UK : local community-based mutual aid networks in which people exchange all kinds of goods and services with one another, without the need for money.

Peace News : Magazine focusing on peace issues and nonviolent social change.

Permaculture Association (Britain) : Creating sustainable human habitats by following nature's patterns. Based on the philosophy of co-operation with nature and caring for the earth and its people.

Positive News: promotes the many enterprises that are working for a sustainable future.

Resurgence magazine: committed to raising awareness of the key ecological and spiritual issues of our time.

Totnes Pound Project: A local currency system; an initiative of Transition Town Totnes.

Transition Towns: communities in a process of imagining and creating a future that addresses the twin challenges of Peak oil and Climate Change, and creates a vibrant, more connected and creative community in the process.