Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
An Annapolis Friend shares the following: Written today thru the inspiration of the question “What to do?” BELOVED COMMUNITY Rosa Parks was not the only one who would not give up her seat. There were others. They went to jail. … Read more
A Friend shares this link… Dear Coretta – Microsoft Unlocked “The Coretta Scott King Rose Gallery is a virtual museum and immersive experience that connects the past with the present. Explore the legacy of a woman who dedicated her life … Read more
Quakers believe in being good stewards of our planet. We’re pleased to share this invitation from a group we partner with to help us in our journey to be better stewards. The Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake (IPC) invite you … Read more
An Annapolis Friend writes: A significant registration from Annapolis Friends Meeting, and a large turn-out in general on November 2nd is an important step you can take to work towards creating systemic change through broad-based solutions to challenging social issues in our Anne Arundel … Read more
As Quakers, we believe that caring for the earth is a sacred trust and strive to be good stewards, so we share the following from local sources. And we ask … Do you know of a Non-Profit that cherishes the … Read more
33rd Annual Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival Hope to see you there! Susan Campbell Park, Annapolis City Dock
The Racial Reconciliation Collaborative Summit Saturday, October 21 10am-11:30am Fall Festival From 11:30 to 3 Have Fun and Meet Neighbors at St. Phillips Episcopal Church 730 Bestgate Road, Annapolis Sponsored by the Racial Reconciliation Collaborative
Annapolis Friends Meeting hosted Anne Arundel Connecting Together (ACT) on June 10th for their Discernment Retreat. AFM is a supporting member of ACT. ACT notes that they have been “…involved in a Listening Campaign involving over 1000 people! In June, … Read more
Dear Friends, Please circulate this message within your local Meeting prior to Dec. 3rd. The BYM Working Group on Racism is sending this special reminder from the Baltimore Yearly Meeting (BYM) weekly announcements inviting Friends to attend a Called Interim Meeting … Read more
UNESCO International Day For Remembrance Of The Slave Trade And Its Abolition Those of you who are committed to action may be interested in this event, promoted by Carl Snowden, a longtime civil rights activist from Annapolis. This Day of … Read more
This message from long-time Civil Rights Activist, Carl Snowdon was shared by our Friends who ask for our support… “This coming Sunday, July 17th the Caucus of African American Leaders in partnership with the NAACP, CAST, and the United Black … Read more