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AFSC mourns the passing of Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu. The South African social rights activist played a pivotal role in helping to end apartheid. 

He was the first Black archbishop of Cape Town and bishop of the Church of the Province of Southern Africa. But his teachings and commitment to nonviolence reached beyond his home country, speaking to people struggling for equality and freedom around the globe. 

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Since 2014, AFSC has partnered with Defense for Children International-Palestine on the No Way to Treat a Child campaign. We’re working to end the Israeli military detention of Palestinian children–as part of our ongoing work to promote Palestinian children’s rights. 

Thousands of individuals as well as Quaker meetings, congregations, colleges, and other groups have joined our efforts. Together, we have urged Congress to stop U.S. assistance to Israel from funding Palestinian child detention and other human rights violations. 

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At the Pan Valley Institute, young immigrants find a welcoming space to learn from one another, strengthen their leadership skills, and rebuild their world.
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In the Ixil Mayan communities of Quiché, young people are promoting food sovereignty through community organizing.
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