• Working Towards Right Relationship with Indigenous Peoples Webinar Series

    Working Towards Right Relationship with Indigenous Peoples Webinar Series

    We have been part of planning a series of webinars hosted by Pendle Hill and described below. This six-part series is co-sponsored by Canadian Friends Service Committee, Decolonizing Quakers, and Friends Peace Teams/Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples. Learn more and register to attend: https://pendlehill.org/learn/fall-conference-2020/ Canadian Friends are encouraged to register. CFSC has a limited number … read more

  • Ban facial recognition by law enforcement, intelligence agencies

    Ban facial recognition by law enforcement, intelligence agencies

    CFSC has joined a large group of civil liberties and privacy advocates in calling for a ban on the use of facial recognition technology by Canada’s federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies. The letter also calls for a meaningful public consultation on all aspects of the technology in Canada, and clear and transparent policies and … read more

  • Build your peace skills: join our online workshop series for free

    Build your peace skills: join our online workshop series for free

    Canadian Friends Service Committee is offering a free interactive peace skills workshop series! You can join a group to study and do activities from our award-winning book Are We Done Fighting? Building Understanding in a World of Hate and Division. The series helps us to learn from one another and to develop skills that we … read more

  • Indigenous voices on reconciliation

    Indigenous voices on reconciliation

    Many settlers wish they could ask Indigenous people questions about reconciliation without appearing foolish or rude. Canadian Friends Service Committee knows that not every settler has the opportunity to have open dialogue with Indigenous friends and neighbours. This is why we want to give you a chance to hear the answers to some important questions … read more

 
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Other Canadian Quaker websites

Canadian Quakers working for peace and social justice through Canadian Friends Service Committee

CFSC’s office in Friends House Toronto. We are located on the traditional territory of the Wendat, Petun, and most recently the Mississaugas of the Credit River. This land has been the site of
human activity for 15,000 years and is the subject of the Dish With One Spoon Wampum, a
sacred treaty between the Haudenosaunee and the Anishinaabek.

 

Quaker Concern – the website of our three issues a year newsletter


Are We Done Fighting? Building Understanding in a World of Hate and Division – a book written by Canadian Friends Service Committee for a general audience. All proceeds we receive from sales go directly toward our peace and justice work


Canadian Yearly Meeting – the national body of Quakers in Canada


Camp NeeKauNis – a Quaker camp near Waubaushene, Ontario


Canadian Friends Historical Association – working to preserve and communicate the ongoing history and faith of Friends in Canada