WWFOR seeks to replace violence, war, racism and economic injustice with nonviolence, equality, peace and justice.
WWFOR supports many local chapters with weekly events in your neighborhood.
WWFOR depends upon the generous contributions of those who share our ideals of peace, justice and nonviolence.
WWFOR has a long tradition of activism and works on a variety of issues at any given time.
The Mike Yarrow Peace Fellowship, a $600 grant for a year-long Fellowship including a week-long training intensive for high school and college students, will launch its third annual cycle in June 2017. For information about the Fellowship or to obtain an application, please click here.
WWFOR's 2017 Fall Retreat Saturday November 4, 2017 “Will We Survive the Climate Crisis and Nuclear Weapons?” *more information* fall retreat flyer with registration form
59th Annual Northwest Regional Fellowship of Reconciliation Conference at Seabeck
The Program includes Speakers - Workshops - Youth Program - Children’s Program - Music, Dance, Poetry - Boating/Swimming
"Beyond Outrage to Outreach: Some Practical Solutions" To be held April 22, 2017, in the Fellowship Hall of Fauntleroy UCC’s church building, 9140 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98136.
The Bring Our Billion$ Home campaign is a grassroots effort to shift our tax dollars from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to our children, our sick, and our elderly. We need good jobs and we need to protect our environment.
Since 1915, the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) has carried on programs and educational projects concerning domestic and international peace and justice, nonviolent alternatives to conflict, and the rights of conscience.
The Art of Unarmed Uprising a review of Mark Engler and Paul Engler. This Is An Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt...
4-chart handout Leopold How Wall Street Is Strip-mining America a review of Les Leopold’s Runaway Inequality: An Activist’s Guide to...
