Albuquerque Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
1600 5th St., NW (PO Box 25462) , Albuquerque, NM 87125-5462
Examples of Quaker Faith & Practice
Peace & Social concerns
The Peace and Social Concerns Committee is the place to learn about peace and social justice activities and issues supported by AMM, both within and beyond the borders of the Meeting.
WHEN WE MEET
Peace & Social Concerns meets on the the Second Thursday of the month at 4:00 PM. Join us!
HOW TO ACCESS PEACE & SOCIAL CONCERNS MINUTES APPROVED BY AMM
Scroll down to review pdf. documents of AMM approved Minutes on issues of social justice and witness.
QUAKER INVESTMENTS
Additional Information
In the world we currently live in, for Quakers with monetary resources, there is often a challenge to understand how we can morally participate in the financial world. This is an issue that can arise in any discussion of how we move in the world to support the work we believe in, to decide if or how we might expand/change our current building to fit our needs, or to simply think about how best to reflect our values in the money that supports us. AFSC offers a tool to evaluate investments around a number of key issues that involve human rights abuses, such as prisons.
As P&SC is looking at the work of the Meeting in prison reform and support for those in prisons (College Guild or Alternatives to Violence Project), evaluation of our investments to divest in anything that holds stock in private prisons seems important. It is something we can do in our individual lives as well.
Click on the "Find Out More" link to determine if investments hide human rights violations.
Resource from AFSC: Quaker investments, Peace and Social Concerns, and AFSC liaison Deb Hall
Follow this link, determine if investments hide human rights violations: