Our Justice Lead, Emma Temple, shares a reflection on our current Leeds Craftivists campaign…

Our Justice Lead, Emma Temple, shares a reflection on how much where we are matters….

Our Justice Lead, Emma Temple, shares a reflection on how creative hobbies could be a vital part of change-making…

We’re excited to share details of two “wins” for our Leeds Craftivists following recent campaigns on Transform Trade and Asylum and Sanctuary.

To honour Racial Justice Sunday 2025, we’d like to share this reflection from Revd Lorraine Shorten, which includes some craftivism.

Ahead of our Leeds Craftivists Spring Campaign, local activist and artist, Pippa Woodhams, shares why the Transform Trade campaign already has ties to our city…

Our Wellbeing Practitioner, Sam Havis, offers some reflections on this big little word…

A member of our Leeds Craftivists campaign shares their experience of and reflections on Eco-Anxiety as part of our Eco-Anxiety campaign…

Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 is focusing on the theme, “Movement: Moving more for our mental health”. We know movement is good for us, so what stops us exercising? In this blog, Sam explores common barriers…

Our Interim Justice Lead, Emma Temple, wrote this blog when she was a Volunteer Leader of our Craftivists group, to tell us about Gentle Activism and it’s value as she sees it.

A blog explaining our Food Waste campaign “ask” and craft suggestions.

Leeds Sanctuary were privileged to gather justice-seekers from across Leeds on 08 February as the first step towards building a community for anyone with a vision for a city of flourishing people, and the desire to take action. Guests included local councillors, and representatives from local student activist unions, local charities and local community organisations, who were all inspired and encouraged by a guest panel.

Following the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2024, Anna shares a reflection on what Christian Unity can bring to justice seeking…

Leeds Craftivists are back in 2024 with a brand new campaign on Public Transport.

To honour Racial Justice Sunday 2025, we’d like to share this reflection from Revd Lorraine Shorten, which includes some craftivism.

We’re joining local groups like Asylum Matters to ask Leeds City Council to become a Council of Sanctuary.

Leeds Craftivists are delighted to share that as a result of their campaign highlighting the lack of biodiversity in Leeds city centre, Leeds City Council have granted permission for wildflowers to be planted at various sites across the city centre.