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Lauren Brownlee

Lauren Brownlee serves as Deputy General Secretary at the Friends Committee on National Legislation. In this role she leads FCNL’s Governance, Community and Culture department and helps to steward FCNL’s shared anti-racism, anti-bias, justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments.  Lauren previously served on FCNL’s General Committee and Friends General Conference’s Central Committee, and currently serves as a co-clerk of the Quaker Coalition for Uprooting Racism Steering Committee and a co-clerk of the on the American Friends Service Committee’s Community, Equity, and Justice Board Committee. Lauren earned her B.A. in Classical Civilization and Greek from Wellesley College and her M.A. in Global, International, and Comparative History from Georgetown University. Before coming to FCNL, Lauren was the upper school head at Carolina Friends School and, before that, the director of social action at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart.

Events with Lauren Brownlee

The Spirituality of Racial Justice
February 22, 2025

The call to treat people with dignity, respect and love is articulated across faith traditions. In this workshop, participants will consider the patterns of bias, particularly around race, that show up in our spiritual communities and will analyze how principles of racial justice reflect the principles of our own faith traditions.…