Iowa MFSA's Executive Coordinator, Eloise Cranke,
announces her retirement at the end of 2021.
The Executive Committee is overjoyed for Eloise
as she anticipates a much-deserved retirement,
serving Iowa MFSA as coordinator since 2002.

The search for the next Iowa MFSA Executive Coordinator takes place this summer. The job description and application form is linked below:
https://forms.gle/f7aKFNrTebXPoVXP6

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Eloise Cranke, MFSA Iowa Coordinator

MFSA supports the Simpson Youth Academy
Listen on YouTube as youth share their thanks.
SYA supports students through their journeys of
exploring their faith and preparing for college.

Visit NE Iowa Peace & Justice Center to join online discussions on immigration and democracy.

JUNE 2021 MFSA Iowa Memo

Annual Conference Proposed Resolutions Document

June 2021- MFSA Iowa Digital SQB

View "Apartheid Then & Now" Webinar
sponsored by MFSA and UMKR

MFSA Intersectional Organizing Principle

All experiences of marginalization and injustice are interconnected because the struggle for justice is tied to concepts of power and privilege. Intersectional organizing recognizes that injustice works on multiple and simultaneous levels. Practical intersectional organizing always focuses on collaboration and relationship building. Experiences of injustice do not happen in a vacuum; therefore, it is imperative to:

• Develop the most effective strategies to create space for understanding privilege
• Organize in an intersectional framework led by marginalized communities
• Build effective systems of resistance and cooperation to take action for justice.