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Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Join us for a Zoom meeting on taking legislative action during the pandemic: a Quaker approach

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Please join us online ICUJP Friday Forum April 17, 7:30-9:30 am Anthony Manousos (right) with FCNL colleagues Taking Legisl...
Sunday, April 12, 2020

Zooming in on the Family During Easter

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In his novel La Peste ( The Plague ) [1947], French novelist Albert Camus describes a fictional plague that took place in the Algerian city...
Thursday, April 2, 2020

What if we thought of the pandemic as a sacred time?

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As we enter the third week of California's "Safer at Home" policy, we are hunkered down in our cozy little Craftsman home a...
Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Letter to Governor Newsome calling for bold measures to address the Covid 19 and housing crisis

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This letter written by Housing Now!  has widespread support from progressive leaders and organizations throughout the state. GPAHG hasn...
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About Anthony Manousos

LA Quaker
I am a Quaker peace activist, teacher and author, my most recent book being "Transformative Quakers" and "Howard and Anna Brinton: Reinventors of Quakerism in the 20th century." I serve on the board of directors for several organizations, including the Friends World Committee for Consultation and Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace. I love biking, hiking in the mountains, going to museums and art galleries, Classical music, jazz, and being with friends. For twelve years I edited a Quaker magazine called "Friends Bulletin" (now called "The Western Friend") and edited four books and wrote several pamphlets for Quakers. I have taught at numerous colleges and universities, including Carleton College, Rutgers, Pepperdine, UC San Bernardino, San Bernardino Valley College, etc. I am a certified spiritual director through a spiritual direction program called "Stilpoint." I reside in Pasadena with wife Jill Shook, who has published a book on affordable housing (makinghousinghappen.com). We have a lovely garden, citrus and fig trees, a grape arbor, cats named Miss Rosie and Dr. Pepper, and three Arucana chickens.
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