We no longer do Calls for Spirited Action, but you can find our past calls listed below that are still readily available to listen to. Currently, instead of these calls, what we do now are Sanctuary Everywhere webinars.
Listen to past calls
These monthly calls are an opportunity to learn from AFSC staff and others about specific focus issues and campaigns, and hear ideas of how to get involved. Each one is also an opportunity to hear from other Quakers from the around the country who speak about strategies for how to engage in collective social change work.
2016-2017 Season
March 16: Gaza Unlocked campaign with Jennifer Bing and Mike Merryman-Lotze
February 16: Communities against Islamophobia with Mary Zerkel and Dina El-Rifai
January 12: #SanctuaryEverywhere with Lori Khamala and Jennifer Piper
December 1: Standing up for Standing Rock with Jamie Bissonette Lewey
October 20: Telling your story with Peace Works, a site celebrating AFSC's Centennial with Tony Heriza, Tonya Histand, and Lucy Duncan
September 22: Introduction to Quaker Social Change Ministry with Lucy Duncan and Greg Elliott.
2015-2016 Season
May 19th: Love knows no borders with Jenn Piper & Pedro Rios.
April 21st: Humanize Not Militarize with Mary Zerkel.
March 17th: Working for just and lasting peace in Israel & Palestine with Steve Tamari.
February 18th: Shared Security and building peace in an interdependent world with Aura Kanegis and Raed Jarrar.
January 21st: Barriers to re-entry and how Friends can support returning citizens with Lewis Webb, Jr.
December 17th: Quaker Social Change Ministry Part III with Lucy Duncan and Greg Elliott.
November 19th: Quaker Social Change Ministry Part II with Kierstin Homblette and Greg Elliott
October 15th: Quakers Social Change Ministry Part I with Kierstin Homblette, Lucy Duncan, and Greg Elliott
September 17th: 9 Ways Your Meeting/Church Can Work With AFSC for Just Peace with Lucy Duncan and Greg Elliott
Find more audio clips from past calls on the Calls for Spirited Action archives page
There are more ways to connect with AFSC on our Friends Engage pages.
