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.

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