QAADRANT
QAAD's quarterly newsletter
QAADRANT is our quarterly newsletter which contains a combination of news, articles, reflections and information. It is circulated as an insert in the Quaker journal the Friend, and also by post on request. We know that it finds its way into many circles through Friends’ initiatives, including prisons and treatment agencies. The current and recent issues can be viewed using the links below.
We welcome contributions from Friends on any subject within our concern, up to a maximum of 1,000 words. These can be on the impact of addiction; the experience of recovery; views on policy or social issues; book or media reviews; and poetry. If you would like to write for us, please contact Alison Mather, who will be pleased to give you more information.
QAADRANT is edited by a small group of trustees and our Director.
QAADRANT Winter 2024-25
Feeding recovery – Making and sharing food as a way to reduce alcohol-related harm ‘I have held back
QAADRANT Autumn 2024
‘A wonderful and deeply moving, inspiring experience.’ QAAD Conference at Launde Abbey Above and Beyond: A new report
QAADRANT Summer 2024
QAAD Conference 2024 – The power of truth – breaking through stigma, letting in the Light ‘I had
QAADRANT Spring 2024
Stop – Wait – Go The complexity of drug reform pages 4-5 Minimum Unit Price for Alcohol in
QAADRANT Winter 2023-24
‘…and helping one another up…’ – Combining recovery with Quaker faith Join Us! QAAD events in the New
QAADRANT Autumn 2023
Taking a Stand: Challenging the cinema screening of gambling adverts Being a QAAD Trustee Minimum Unit Pricing: the
QAADRANT Summer 2023
Being a QAAD Trustee Teens and substance use – what can parents do? Mid Essex Quakers raise £25,000
QAADRANT Spring 2023
Faith, trust and recovery – Personal insights by a Friend in recovery ‘From Harm to Hope’ – the
QAADRANT Winter 2022-23
QAAD responds to the Home Office’s consultation The Scottish government consults on alcohol advertising and marketing Being a
QAADRANT Autumn 2022
No Blame, No Shame – A community-based approach to women’s alcohol issues ‘Swift, Certain, Tough’ – The government publishes its
QAADRANT Summer 2022
‘Recovery is an ongoing process, not a destination.’ Highlights from our QAADNET meeting in April Minimum Unit Price
QAADRANT Spring 2022
‘From Harm to Hope’ – the government’s drug strategy sets out its position Faith in recovery? Reflections from