Loxley Award
The Loxley Award has been established to assist New Zealanders, Quakers or non-Quakers, to undertake a study programme or project of their choosing, in New Zealand or abroad, which promotes understanding of peace, justice and environmental issues.
2024 Winner - Frances Mountier
Is it time for a Climate Justice Union for Aotearoa?
Across 2024, Frances Mountier held 50 kōrero with unionists, climate justice activists, community organisers, and researchers, asking is it time for a Climate Justice Union for Aotearoa? Yes, there is a need for a Climate Justice Union for Aotearoa; not a trade union but a union in both form and method. A membership-based, mass, democratic, participatory organisation. That fights for tangible wins, with the fights undertaken by those who need the wins, and in doing so, pulls more people in. It builds the organisation - builds power - through those wins. That is situated here in Aotearoa, that stands in solidarity with tino rangatiratanga and stands for peace and justice, with a clear set of political pou.
Read Francis' report below.
Recent Award Recipients
2022 Winner - Alex Johnston
2021 Winners - Andrea O'Hagen & Elaine Dyer
Jade Speaks Up
The final report from Andrea O'Hagen and Elaine Dyer is available below.
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