Institutional Assessment on Racism Update January 2018

Once again, we are pleased to offer an FGC Institutional Assessment on Racism update.

Words by Friends: Paula Palmer

Paula has been an advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples for over 20 years

Post-Plenary notes: Actions Minnesota Friends could take in response to killing of black men by police

Post-Plenary notes from Thursday night evening post-plenary group: Actions Minnesota Friends could take in response to killing of black men by police. 

Bringing White Privilege Conference Back to Our Meetings

n the second day of the White Privilege Conference, around 40 Friends came together to discuss “How can we bring what we’ve learned at WPC back to our meetings?”

Reflections on the WPC 16

nvigorated, tired, humbled, overwhelmed, inspired, hopeful. Those are words that FGC staff who attended the White Privilege Conference (WPC) used following the conference.

Hard work for White Privilege Conference

The White Privilege Conference offers the opportunity to help challenge and dismantle white supremacy.

Encouraging diversity and racial justice through the Ministry on Racism

A Friend at FGC once said “In order to know God, we have to know all the faces of God.” This sentiment has become one of the rallying cries of FGC’s Ministry on Racism program.

Becoming Beloved Community: A Message of Equality and Nonviolence After Charleston

In response to the violence that took place in Charleston, SC, a letter of solidarity was sent to the leadership of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church.

Taking Bayard Rustin’s Story on Tour

The authors of “Bayard Rustin: The Invisible Activist” are taking Bayard’s story on tour.

2014 Retreat for Friends of Color and Adults Parenting Children of Color

FGC’s Ministry on Racism Program hosted a Gathering for Friends of Color and adults parenting children of color, whether parents by birth or by adoption, from October 31st – November 1st, 2014.

Pre-Registration for WPC – Join the Quaker Group!

FGC is again sponsoring a Quaker group to attend the conference, open to Friends of all traditions.

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