AFSC’s Friends Relations offers a variety of opportunities to learn more about AFSC and the issues we work on across the globe. These resources are great for capital “F” Friends and lowercase “f” friends alike. Help raise awareness and spread the word.
Making New Worlds: Pursuing Peace with Justice - AFSC's 2021 Corporation program
The American Friends Service Committee invited all Quakers to join us for online events as part of the AFSC Corporation meeting which took place from April 11-15, 2021. In these workshops and plenary address, we explored approaches to working toward peace with justice and ways that AFSC and Quakers are striving to build new worlds. Watch the recordings and find supporting resources here.
Radical Acting in Faith for White People self-study e-course
Engage in deep, embodied learning and practice with other white people of faith working to end white supremacy in this e-course. Build the skills to show up fully, follow BIPOC leadership, speak effectively, and engage in direct action. Join Lucy Duncan, Lisa Graustein, and Mila Hamilton in sessions co-designed by Shanene Herbert and Sharon Goens-Bradley and prepare to take meaningful risks in the struggle for racial justice. Find all the materials you need here.
Peace Works
In honor of AFSC’s centennial in 2017, the Peace Works website was launched to document the history, stories, and people that made the last 100 years of peace and justice work possible. Share your story and read others.
Centennial First Day School Curriculum
An 8-week curriculum introduces youth to AFSC’s key issues and allows them to explore how those issues connect to Quaker testimonies. The last two weeks are an intergenerational experience, where elders can share their stories of AFSC with the youth and other members of the meeting and upload them to the Peace Works site.
Changing Systems, Changing Ourselves self-study e-course
Do you want to join a community of people of faith and conscience committed to taking action as well as practicing reflection? Are you seeking ways to offer grounded solidarity that don't reproduce oppressive practices? Join our 4 session e-course!
