Publication date:
2023
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Episode 21 of the Western Friend Podcast records an online working session among Friends to consider ways that Quaker meetings can better support new leaders.
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The podcast features short presentations by these panelists:
- Folks employed by Quaker organizations to support leaders of the future:
- AFSC – Julian Andaya, Director of AFSC's Emerging Leaders for Liberation Program
- AFSC = American Friends Service Committee
- FCNL — Larissa Gil-Sanhueza, Senior Manager of FNCL’s Young Adult Program
- FCNL = Friends Committee on National Legislation
- QVS — Woody Logan-Wood, City Coordinator for the QVS Portland Program
- QVS = Quaker Voluntary Service
- AFSC – Julian Andaya, Director of AFSC's Emerging Leaders for Liberation Program
- Folks who support leaders of the future in our yearly meetings:
- IMYM – Erin Bates, Assistant to the Yearly Meeting
- IMYM = Intermountain Yearly Meeting
- NPYM — Paul Christiansen, Rising Clerk of the Yearly Meeting
- NPYM = North Pacific Yearly Meeting
- PacYM — Alma Moon, Co-Clerk of Young Adult Meeting
- PacYM = Pacific Yearly Meeting
- SCYMF — Erin Wilson, Coordinating Committee and Safeguarding Committee for the yearly meeting
- SCYMF = Sierra Cascades Yearly Meeting of Friends
- SCYMF = Sierra Cascades Yearly Meeting of Friends
- IMYM – Erin Bates, Assistant to the Yearly Meeting
The “chapters” in this podcast:
0:00 Introduction
3:08 Erin Bates - Intermountain Yearly Meeting
6:32 Paul Christiansen - North Pacific Yearly Meeting
11:06 Alma Moon - Pacific Yearly Meeting
15:25 Erin Wilson - Sierra-Cascades Yearly Meeting of Friends
20:51 Julian Andaya - American Friends Service Committee
24:02 Larissa Gil-Sanhueza - Friends Committee on National Legislation
29:34 Woody Logan-Wood - Quaker Voluntary Service
34:25 Open Conversation between panelists
54:04 The Remix with the Soul Force Ones
1:12:36 Outro
Click here to read notes from this online working session of Friends.
Click on the image below to listen to a short "sound bite" from this program.
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