Events
This calendar includes events from NCFM and the wider Quaker community. Scroll down past the calendar for a list of upcoming events.
Upcoming Events:
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Alternatives To Violence Project Basic workshops pittsburgh
Sept 12, 2026 9am-8pm – registration link Sept 19, 2026 9am-8pm – registration link How can an AVP Basic Workshop help you:
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Conscientious Objection: Is This for You? Discerning, Deciding, Documenting, and Defending a CO Claim with Selective Service
August 10, 13, and 17 from 7-8pm – registration link Join Friends for this a comprehensive, fast-paced, interactive workshop for all teens and young adults, of any gender, as well as all interested adults or mentors, of any age. Diversity of participants enriches discussion, and personal participation in war includes everyone, not just 18-year-old males.…
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online- Child Safety in Quaker Meetings Workshop
Sept 21 from 7-8pm – registration link Hosted by New England Quakers. What practices help keep children and youth safe in our Quaker Meetings?
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online – Mennonite Action Mass Call July
July 30 at 8pm – registration link Each month, Mennonite Action holds a movement mass call. We gather together in Beloved Community and prepare to take action together. Please spread the word. Save the date and register below for our mass organizing call at 8:00 pm Eastern
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online – Beyond Lithium, Part 3: Form Energy’s Iron-Air Battery
Aug 6 at 1pm – registration link Clean Energy Group’s “Beyond Lithium” webinar series spotlights the emerging energy storage technologies that are expanding the grid’s capabilities beyond today’s lithium-ion batteries. Each session in the series will feature a leading non–lithium-ion storage company, offering a practical look at how their systems work, where they are being…
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online Study and Discussion of Rachel Kleinfeld’s Substack on Political Violence Data
August 24 at 8pm – registration link Study and discussion of this article about political violence data by Rachel Kleinfeld
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Adult Education Discussion Group 7-26-26
Our discussion of modern forms of slavery will be continued. Related to this discussion have been discussion of the role that human overpopulation may have had on the development of various forms of slavery and other oppressive aspects of human societies. No prior readings or special knowledge is needed to participate in these discussions. Zoom…
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Breakfast potluck Oct 25 at 9am
Oct 25 from 9-10am, in person. NORTH COLUMBUS FRIENDS MEETING hosts: Breakfast Potluck!
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