Most Recent Articles from For A Change

• To Romania, withCdetermination: his dream was to go to Antarctica. Instead he has spent his life challenging totalitarianism, and its aftermath. Patrick Colquhoun talks to Mary Lean 

  YEARS AGO, when he was living in Oxford, Patrick Colquhoun rode his bike at full speed into the back of a truck. He went on down to the river to...

  12/01/06 by Mary Lean · More from publication

• Hooked for life: Paul Williams has been editing Turning Point since it began in 1992. He tells Laura Boobbyer about some of the significant moments in his own life 

  PAUL WILLIAMS can't remember the first major turning point in his life. He was an 11-month-old baby, curled up in a tight ball with a severe form...

  12/01/06 by Laura Boobbyer · More from publication

• Faith and reason is Islam: Egyptian professor Nasr Abu-Zayd speaks up for Islam's respect for the rational 

  THE POPE'S LECTURE in September in Regensburg, Germany, about faith and reason in Christianity provoked the anger of Muslims all over the world. In...

  12/01/06 by Nasr Abu-Zayd · More from publication

• Who cares? 

  With a name like For A Change the choice of theme for the last lead story was an obvious one: living with change. And of course it' s not only at...

  12/01/06 by Laura Boobbyer · More from publication

• Building peace from the grassroots 

  THIS MONTH sees the release of a new film, The Imam and the Pastor, which tells the story of a remarkable peacemaking partnership in northern...

  12/01/06 by Mary Lean · More from publication

• Cards for an eco-friendly Christmas 

  WATABARAN, which means environmental sustainability in Nepali, is a fair-trade company established by Nepalese and Swedish youth. When its founder,...

  12/01/06 by Beena Shrestha · More from publication

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