Meeting Resource
Marta Rusek | 10/24/17

There are Quaker organizations around the United States and Canada, from monthly meetings to larger advocacy not-for-profit companies, working to build right relationship with Native peoples. Click on the titles below to learn more. 

This list will be updated as needed. If your meeting or organization would like to submit a resource for inclusion, contact the Communications team at FGC.

American Friends Service Committee

• We Are Our Own Medicine: An AFSC Special Report from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s Land and Unceded Territory 
• Iowa Panel Looks at Building Bridges With Native Americans
• Rights of Indigenous Peoples of the World

Baltimore Yearly Meeting’s Indian Affairs Committee (BYMIA)

• Contemporary Native Peoples of Maryland
• We Are Indebted to Many Indigenous Peoples on Whose Land We Live and You Meet
• Respect for Human Remains and American Indian Burial Grounds Fact Sheet

Boulder Friends Meeting

• Toward Right Relationship project

Canadian Friends Service Committee

• Indigenous Peoples’ Human Rights
• Truth and Reconciliation: A Guide for Canadian Quakers

Canadian Yearly Meeting

• Minute for Canadian Yearly Meeting (CYM) 2016: Truth & Reconciliation

Friends Committee on National Legislation

• Seven Priorities for Native American Advocacy
• Indigenous Rights in the U.S.
• Native Americans and Trusts

Indigenous and Northern Affairs Office, Canada

• Indigenous peoples and communities resource page

New York Yearly Meeting

• Indian Affairs Committee

Related Resources from FGC

• Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery in your Meeting
• Native American Heritage Month Reading List from QuakerBooks