Priscilla Wakefield: Tottenham activist
Priscilla Wakefield: Tottenham activist
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  • Priscilla Wakefield
    • Life and times
    • Family >
      • Next generation
    • Declining health
    • Memorial
    • Where she lived
  • Economist
    • Female Benefit Club
    • First Savings Bank
    • Account of Savings Bank
    • Financial inclusion heroine
    • Microfinance >
      • Finding out more
      • Books on microfinance
  • Educationalist
    • Supporter of Girls Education
  • Writer
  • Women
    • Lying-in charity
    • Women in Tottenham's past
  • Activism Now
    • Tottenham Today >
      • Breadline London
      • Quaker Garden
      • Living under One Sun
      • Marcus Garvey Library
      • StART Housing
      • Stop the HDV
      • A Tale of Stadium-led Regeneration
      • Taxpayers Against Poverty
      • Wards Corner: shop locally
    • Quaker: New Economy
    • Quaker: Sustainability
  • Resources
    • Priscilla's books
    • Who we are
    • Priscilla Wakefield banner
Green Sanctuary
Quaker Sanctuary Commitment
  • joining local initiatives to build a culture of welcome
  • building alliances with groups opposing racism
  • working with others to change laws, on destitution, detention, deportations and removals
Tottenham Quakers have been involved for some years in projects which welcome forced migrants and asylum seekers becoming one of over 50 Quaker Meetings nationally to provide sanctuary to those who need it.

Weekly gardening sessions at the Mulberry Tree Community Garden
Fridays from 11am onwards. The Mulberry Tree Community Garden is a place for growing fruit, veg, herbs, flowers, skills, ideas and community.

It is open for everyone and we especially welcome asylum seekers, refugees and other migrants to join in, get to know the neighbourhood and find a sense of belonging. 
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The Quaker Mulberry in the Quaker garden
For more information on the Quaker Mulberry

Quaker Meeting House and Mulberry Tree Community Garden,
594 Tottenham High Road, N17 9TA.
Near Bruce Grove station. Buses 149, 243, 259, 341, 476

The Tottenham Quakers meet at 10.30am for an hour each Sunday morning

If you would like to get involved
please email: siobhan.k.haire@gmail.com
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Contact: PWForgottenHeroine@gmail.com

Follow: Priscilla Wakefield on Twitter @TottenhamQuaker