Philosophy for Communities is a methodology for creating a community of enquiry to think and reason together. It is an established process that provides a group with a structure to participate in rigorous discussion about questions that matter. Equality, integrity and authenticity are core to the method: enquiries are held in a circle and everyone’s voice is equal in a respectful but searching discussion.
This resource pack consists of eight sections which together give you an introduction to the approach, its relevance in a Quaker setting, and practical information about facilitating a P4C enquiry. It was developed by Rosie Carnall as part of her Eva Koch scholarship at Woodbrooke in 2018. It aims to provide experienced Quaker facilitators with an accessible introduction to making using of P4C in the Quaker context.
Being Friends Together P4CQ Enquiry Plans
Enquiry Plan: A&Q8
Enquiry Plan: A&Q13
Enquiry Plan: A&Q32
Enquiry Plan: A&Q39
Enquiry Plan: Being Quaker
Enquiry Plan: CYP Intro – Jude Acton
Enquiry Plan: Lion vs Rabbit
Enquiry Plan: Testimony Jocelyn Bell Burnell
Enquiry Plan: The Silence Seeker
