Changes to Friends of Color Virtual Programming
In light of your feedback and the changing landscape, FGC is scaling back our virtual Friends of Color programming.
FGC is hiring a Ministry on Racism Associate
FGC is hiring staff for our ministry on racism!
What’s Next in FGC Events?
Shifting social, financial, ecological, spiritual, and public health realities call us to experiment with new practices in how we gathering together as Friends.
Hanae Togami Begins at FGC
Friends General Conference is pleased to announce the hiring of Hanae Togami in the Ministry on Racism Program.
Reflections on the Spring 2022 Retreat for Friends of Color
Friends General Conference (FGC) sponsored a hybrid retreat for Friends of Color in May 2022 in Oregon. Zae Illo has provided a reflection on the event.
Additional Opportunity for Worship Sharing for White Friends Confronting Racism
Friends General Conference is adding a Thursday evening opportunity for worship sharing for white Friends confronting racism.
Reflections on the 2022 White Privilege Conference
FGC’s Vanessa Julye shares her brief reflections on the 2022 White Privilege Conference, which occurred in Charlotte, NC.
Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship: A Book Group
By Linnea Halsten, FGC Ministry on Racism Assistant La Jolla Monthly Meeting has organized an open virtual book group to read Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship, co-authored by Vanessa Julye and Donna McDaniel.
Introducing, Quakers Uprooting Racism Community Practice
FGC is excited to announce a new opportunity to apply to our Quakers Uprooting Racism Community Practice cohort.
FGC Welcomes New Ministry on Racism Program Assistant Linnea Halsten
Please join us in welcoming Linnea Halsten to FGC!
FGC’s Anti-Racism Ministry: May 2021 Update
We wanted to take this opportunity to share some of the art that inspires us to support FGC in its goal to become an anti-racist faith community.
FGC’s Anti-Racism Ministry: April 2021 – Confronting Anti-Asian Hatred
As Quakers, our testimonies guide us to feel our connections to one another and dismantle racism so that we may honor that of God in everyone.