but is also, quaker based. the board is predominantly friends and that term friends and quakers are sort of interchangeable. the official title is the religious society of friends but we've been call quakers from the beginning because people were found to quake when they were in the throes of the spirit and so this nickname came along very easily. and that i've had that experience when i need to speak my body will start shaking . >> you feel it in your body first. interesting experience. so that is good for us to know quakers and friends are interchangeable as is the religious society of friends. you participate in the strawberry creek friends meeting. in berkeley. >> yes.>> there are only about 1400 friends in this part of the western well, california and nevada area. so, it is not a lot but we are mighty. we think. we have an impact we hope.>> absolutely. well laura is the program director of the healing justice program of the american friends services committee. and we want to hear the work you are doing in

it and what worship might be like and your values and theology. >> the part of the quakers i belong to is called a friends meeting rather than the friends church although there is a friends church. we worship in silence. we sit in silence and we wait upon the spirit. people may speak out of the silence as they are moved by the spirit. in an hour you may get a few messages and then we just returned to the silence and we stay in that space. we do not have ordained clergy we all take responsibility for the ministry and we do everything by committee as often happens in churches.>> and in a quaker community what would be some of the other activities or the ministries that might occur? >> there has been a close relationship in our tradition between our faith and our action. particularly in the world and related to social justice, the environment, and so forth. there is a lot of work and we do have committees that do that, the peace and social order committee, environmental committees, we have a worship and ministry committee and pastoral care, that kind of thing to handle all the business

it defied my presumptions of what it means to be a quaker. i felt like i had to solve the mystery because they were too, why was he doing that, how was he comfortable? and he was evidently comfortable. and secondly, the reason this emerges is that there suddenly a controversy about him in 1790s with the quaker lets him know that he needs to stop selling arms or be disowned from the quaker and religious society of friends. what was interesting to me is that his family had been doing this. he and his predecessors had been doing this for almost a century at that point. so why had the never been any controversy before and why was there suddenly this controversy in the 1790s. how did he deal with that, how did he have, create an easy conscience for himself. the lucky thing was, he was such that she was a scientist also and he fancied himself as a man of enlightenment. he took the trouble to write and print and circulate his position as a quaker gun maker into layout a number of arguments as to why he was at peace in doing this. his main argument w

it defied my presumptions of what it means to be a quaker.i felt like i had to solve the mystery because they were too, why was he doing that, how was he comfortable? and he was evidently comfortable. and secondly, the reason this emerges is that there suddenly a controversy about him in 1790s with the quaker lets him know that he needs to stop selling arms or be disowned from the quaker and religious society of friends. what was interesting to me is that his family had been doing this. he and his predecessors had been doing this for almost a century at that point. so why had the never been any controversy before and why was there suddenly this controversy in the 1790s. how did he deal with that, how did he have, create an easy conscience for himself. the lucky thing was, he was such that she was a scientist also and he fancied himself as a man of enlightenment. he took the trouble to write and print and circulate his position as a quaker gun maker into layout a number of arguments as to why he was at peace in doing this. his main argument wa

is, the big quaker oats night. -- quaker oats plant. >> can we go check it out? mark: we should go check it out. it started along the train tracks here in 1873 by the douglas family. when i was growing up you could take tours of the plant. it was fun to see the oatmeal being made. sometimes thethat air smells like crunch berries? mark: i'm hoping you were going to smell crunch berries before you leave. you want to go outside and eat the air. >> is this a big economic driver of the city? mark: most of the major crop in this area in the early years -- now it's more corn and soybeans. mostly german of and irish immigrants before 1870. a family named the sinclair's came here. the largestto build pork and beef processing plant in the united states. they started that in this neighborhood. the packinghouses stink. they said get away from the town center. people from the region of bohemia came here by the hundreds to cedar rapids and overnight change the makeup of cedar rapids. >> what year was this? mark: the 1870's. the diversity changed dramatically overnight. the exi

really the quakers were one of up and who really stood visited the camp, so a shout out for the quakers. commissioner, if you could meet your phone, we would appreciate it. i was really struck at the beginning of your talk when you said the past is not a foreign and this is why we have the speaker series to consider the past. we have an extraordinary visit at the museum. and also i think we should take a moment to consider that framework. , your work, your presentation today, your exhibit -- it was in normal sleep painful to listen to and witness . and i just want to say, thank you for that work and for helping each of us to remember why we are here and why we do what we do. understand the commissioner has a question now that he is on meet. commissioner? am i muted?ed -- >> yes. >> thank you. i'm sorry i did not get a chance to see the exhibit today, but i hope i will in the future. every person who comes to seeington, d.c. should this. i want to talk about how the past is prologue. resurgence of anti-semitism worldwide and even , athis country, you know cemetery was just vandalized a c

you talked about the religious groups who stood up, including the quakers. the quakers were really one of the few who really stood up for justice for americans who were interned, and visited the camps, so just a shout out to quakers. >> commissioner, you may not be on mute, if you could meet your phone, we would appreciate it. i was really struck, at the beginning of your talk, when you said the past is not a foreign country, and that's why we have the speaker series, to ask us to consider the lessons of the past and how they apply today. an extraordinary visit at the museum. and also i think we should take a moment to consider that framework. for now, your work, your presentation today, your was enormously painful to listen to and witness, and i want to say thank you to you, for that work, and for helping each of us to remember why we are here on the commission, why we do what we do. i thank you, and i understand the commissioner has a question, now that he is on mute. muted now?n >> yes. >> thank you very much. i am really sorry i didn't get a chance to se

i am a quaker and as a quaker i oppose all war. i am also a young person, a part of a generation that has never meaningfully known a country that is at peace. i was five years old on september 11th, 2001 when the twin towers fell not 15 miles from my house in north jersey. that day is one of my very earliest memories. after 9/11, one war in afghanistan turned into another any rock in a iraq and turned into too many conflicts to count, many of the people fighting our wars today do not remember 9/11. i am 22 years old right in the middle of the draft window and i know that my age cohort is one of the very youngest that remembers 9/11. americans are not eligible to fight in afghanistan who were not born on september 11th, 2001. these endless wars are a grave injustice against the young people of the country and one that will be made so much worse by the expansion of the collective service. my 18th birthday was a bittersweet day for me because i was a legal adult but i also have to register for the selective service knowing that someda

i am a quaker and other quaker i oppose all war. i'm also a young person, part of generation that has never meaningfully known a country at peace. i was 5 years old on september 11, 2001, when the twin towers fell near my house in north jersey. that is one of my earliest memories. after 9/11, one war in afghanistan turned into another in iraq turned into too many conflicts to count. many of the people fighting a wars today do not remember 9/11. i am 22 years old, right in the middle of the draft window and my age cohort is one of the youngest members. americans are eligible to fight in afghanistan who were not born on september 11, 2001. these endless wars are grave injustice against the young people of the country and one that would be made so much worse by the expansion of the selective service. my 18th birthday was a bittersweet day for me because i was a legal adult but had to register for the selective service knowing someday i may have to stand up and say no, i will not kill. my father's generation lived with great tragedy, ha

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> my mother was a quaker, and my father was a methodist.n they married they compromised. they both became quakers, of course. >> we were poor. we had very little. we all used hand-me-down clothes. i wore my brother's shoes, and my brother below me wore mine. when i was 10 years old we had the store and service station. it was mostly study and work. not much play. >> they knew that when father told them to do something there wasn't any question about it. when he spoke, he meant exactly what he said. >> i'll put it this way. he doesn't believe in any of the modern ways of raising children. he said you spare the rod you spoil the child. it was a happy home. a happy home -- let me describe it another way. sometimes i think we judge happiness in these days as being a life in which there are no problems. that isn't my estimate of happiness. in our family we had many great problems. we had many great crises. when i was in high school, my youngest brother, arthur, died of tubercular meningitis very suddenly. within a week he was dead. and then my o

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douglas is that started the quaker oats plant. oatmeal being made here for 146 years. >> it is an important part of my morning. chemical check it out? >> there is a beautiful view of the factory. it started in 1873. when i was growing up, good take tours. all the cap'n crunch in the world is made in cedar rapids. >> is it true that the air sometimes smells like crunchberry? >> just want to go outside and eat the air. it smells good. a huge economic driver. this was a major crop in this area in the early years, and now it is more soybeans. this is a school on the right. we were a count of mostly scottish and irish immigrants. a family came here and they wanted to build the largest pork and beef processing plant in the united states, and they started in this neighborhood. the packing houses stink. people from the region of bohemia came here here, and we were completely welcoming to that group. >> what year? >> 1870's is when the huge diversity of cedar rapids changed dramatically and the existing population fully welcomed the bohemi

his father was a quaker. he grew up in a relatively strict household. he was always really creative. he went off to europe. he went to your four times during the 1920's to study because that is what artists did. your artistic education was not really complete until you went to europe. for the early years of his career he was painting in an american impressionist style. a lot of loose expressionist brushwork. even paying a very quickly. during the mature phase of his career, he slowed down. he developed this hard edged more linear style. that coincided with him coming back to his last trip to europe that he took in and realizing 1928 that the midwest was just as worthy of midwest artistic consideration as europe. he wanted to paint what he knew. he wanted to paint the people and landscapes that surrounded him. this studio allowed him to be a professional painter at a time where it would've been rare for someone in eastern iowa to have that profession. the mansion next to the studio longed to john b turner who wanted to turn into a mortuary. he hired gran

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this quaker inspired believe that the innate goodness of a person , it seals away the evils of the outside world and they would naturally return to the goodness. after usually a few hours but never more than a few days, they would ask for something to do, a book was provided, you can probably guess which one. and no other books, in the early days, no reading material not even letters . >> for caseworkers and psychiatrists, this got started here john training. something we see impact every prison today. once a month at eastern state her profession would come in enter the cell and give the prisoner tools and instruction in the materials they needed to learn a craft or a trade. it's a simple idea but again, the hope is that in here they will have a quiet and reflective time and learn how to become a new person and then they will leave with a set of job skills and get a job and become a taxpayer. these were high ideals for that point. but when this first opened, the entire world sat up and took note of philadelphia. they were being sent here for the express purpose and much of it was for penit

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i'm a quaker. i'm also a student of history and religion.i just want to recall to everyone here that in 1980, when draft registration was re-established, by president jimmy carter, it was in response to an invasion of afghanistan, at a time when we used to think of a first world and a second communist world and a third world. that was a long time ago, and a lot has happened since then. we have the same draft registrations. we need to ask if it's applicable to the world we now live in. in that era, most wars were between two uniformed armies. wars usually lasted two to five years and they were fought for attainable objectives. now, as a quaker, i did not support that, but we now live in a very drastically different era of asymmetrical warfare that's becoming permanent warfare in which the majority of the dead are civilians. we need to pause and just contemplate that. we're now fighting actively in over half a dozen countries, most american citizens don't even know the names of all the places where we have soldiers, so that two years ago, in n

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executive director of quaker house in north carolina. home of fort bragg. when i talk about this mandatory service requirement, i assume you're referring to some sort of paid service. at least living arrangements, something. there's a lot of value in the unpaid, but i assume you're talking about that. america loves their market-driven economy. and these sectors are driven by pay benefits, stability and the work environment. yet, our civil government service members have been furloughed recently. military housing has been in the news recently for having housing in shambles. just a shame. and there are military families that are on snap benefits because they cannot feed their families otherwise. those are all disincentives. if you make service mandatory, you're taking out that market incentive. there's no incentive to improve these conditions. i would anticipate the conditions would only continue to get worse. i attended the public hearing in harrisburg last year. we heard the vista volunteers tell you that the only way they were able to do that was because t