A prayer for those who work at Shadowcliff

May 26, 2021 | Prayer

Ed. Note: This prayer was written by Rev. Richard Deats, who joined the Fellowship of Reconciliation, in 1953 and served on FOR-USA’s national staff between 1972 to 2005. Throughout those 33 years Richard lived in Nyack, New York, and worked in FOR-USA’s...

A musical soundtrack to a justice-making journey

May 23, 2021 | Environmental, FORusa Feature, Uncategorized

By Tom Wakely Recently I agreed to write an article for the Fellowship of Reconciliation. Then, reality hit. What should I write about? What could I possibly say to the FOR community that hasn’t already been discussed and debated? I thought about the news headlines,...

We demand accountability for the cover-up of Ahmaud Arbery’s murder

May 23, 2021 | Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights, FORusa Chapter, FORusa Feature, Human Rights, Racial, Uncategorized

Statement Upon Filing of Federal Charges in the Ahmaud Arbery Matter and Call for Speedy Resolution of the State and Federal Investigations into the Roles Played by Georgia Officials Issued by the Fellowship of Reconciliation, the FOR Atlanta/Georgia chapter, and the...

Sanctuary and the Global Migration Regime webinar series

Apr 28, 2021 | Advocacy, Human Rights, Immigration Rights and Reform, International

The Fellowship of Reconciliation in partnership with the International Sanctuary Declaration Campaign and the Ecumenical Committee on Church Asylum (Germany) is pleased to announce a four-session international webinar series: “Sanctuary and the Global Migration...

Challenging white supremacy through arts history: A review of “19th Century Stereotypes vs. 19th Century Reality”

Mar 31, 2021 | FORusa Feature, Racial

By Ethan Vesely-Flad In his new posthumously-published autobiography, It’s in the Action: Memories of a Nonviolent Warrior, freedom movement elder Rev. C.T. Vivian describes his childhood as impoverished in economic status, but not in learning. Born in 1924, Rev....