Quaker Concern

by Canadian Friends Service Committee

Settlers walk in from the Four Directions to be welcomed by Indigenous people of Treaties one and two. Photo credit: Duncan McNairnay

An interview with our newest staff member, Karen Ridd
The UN Declaration has shaped my life for 25 years
Could a guaranteed liveable basic income help reduce incarceration?
Canada’s about-face on Gaza shows people power at work
Keeping up with Friends
Friends on the move
The art of government relations: a tapestry of stories, Quaker voices, and advocacy
Cultural revitalization in action: CFSC’s Reconciliation Fund
Cultivating peace at Canadian Friends Service Committee
Project Ploughshares: a peace organization supported by Friends
Friends on the Move
Keeping up with Friends
Discovering gifts of learning in Indigenous communities: a journey towards UN Declaration implementation
Occupation hurts the occupied and the occupier
Transformative justice: building a compassionate and equitable criminal justice system