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Bryan Stevenson, founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, will join us as a plenary speaker at the 2026 Gathering.

Chase Salazar describes the inward experience of Meeting for Worship for Business, when the group had come to unity.

This month, as we celebrate Black history, read “Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship” for a powerful exploration of Black and Quaker history. 

The case of Mennonite Church USA v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security has moved to an appeal. Learn more about this step of the litigation and what it means for immigrants in the United States.

From 1996 cheerleading to 2026 turmoil, a Quaker call for curiosity, compassion, and playing our part in one shared body now.

Nine faith leaders were arrested in Portland, Maine on Tuesday while urging their senator to end all funding to ICE. Learn how they organized with secular groups, school groups, grassroots groups, and mutual aid groups over time.

Sometimes a little personal sacrifice goes a long way for the good of the community. Read this week’s Vitality to learn more.

Join Friends General Conference at the National Scout jamboree to share Quaker values through outreach, service, and connection.

If you are a Quaker web worker, then learn tips from yearly meetings about sharing event details in advance. Make your event friendly and compelling to newcomers.

Annual Sessions are a time to gather for Quaker business and fellowship. FGC shares the following information for Annual Sessions in 2026.

Anne Pomeroy, Regina Renee Nyégbeh, and Janet Hough make up the Clerk Team for the 2026 Gathering in Burlington, VT.

The Quaker Nexus program drew participants from many yearly meetings and was sponsored by Western Yearly Meeting.