Friends Center (Quaker Meeting House)

About ICPJ Who We Are The Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice ( ICPJ ) is a 501 ( c ) non-profit education/social organization which brings together people of various faiths who believe the world is one family. As the mission statement shows, ICPJ believes that love, commitment to future generations, wise stewardship of the environment and promotion of social, political, and economic justice are religious responsibilities. For more information, read about ICPJ's vision and core values. ICPJ empowers people of faith and people of conscience in the Washtenaw County/Ann Arbor, Michigan area to act on their moral and religious values to build a better world.

The Palestine Israel Action Group (PIAG) is a subcommittee of the Peace and Social Concerns Committee of Ann Arbor Friends Meeting. Committed to promoting dialogue and education, PIAG aims to raise awareness about the human costs of the Israel Palestine conflict and actively resist Israel's Occupation through economic engagement with companies that profit from violations of Palestinian human rights. As Quakers, PIAG deplores the use of violence to solve human problems and believes in achieving security with justice for all people in the region. They advocate for adherence to international law and support various United Nations resolutions and conventions that address the rights of refugees, human rights violations, and the withdrawal of Israel's armed forces from occupied territories. PIAG's efforts are focused on educating both the Quaker community and the wider public about the ongoing issues in the region.Generated from the website