There are many ways to get involved with IFOR

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Both individuals and organizations can join IFOR. Please explore the individual options and organizational options below to find a method that works for you or your organization.

Individuals

Become a member of a national branch or affiliate organization

Member organizations have different qualifications for membership. If you want to join an IFOR Branch, please go to that branch’s website and explore what is required to become a member.

Become a member of IFOR

The International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR) is an international, spiritually-based movement of people who, from the basis of a belief in the power of love and truth to create justice and restore community, commit themselves to active nonviolence as a way of life and as a means of transformation–personal, social, economic and political.* If this statement represents you and who you are committed to being in the world then we invite you to become a member of IFOR. Please tell us a little more about you in the form below to express you commitment to the values expressed above. 

*Do you feel like the statement above almost expresses your values but you have questions or concerns? Feel free to contact us

Start a branch of IFOR in your country

If you share our values and see the need for an organization committed to this work in your country, we would love to work with you to discuss beginning a branch of IFOR. We will support you at every step of the way. Please contact us and tell us a little more about who you are, what you want to do, and why.

 

Organizations

Does your organization want to become a member of the IFOR Network?

Great! The process for your organization becoming a member of IFOR begins with us getting to know each other.  Please complete the form below.

To become a full member (also known as a branch of IFOR) your organization will need to be approved by an International Council. Councils are scheduled for every 4 years. The process aimed to join IFOR is a path we share to collaborate together, and it usually starts through becoming a group of IFOR first.

To become an associate member (a group or affiliate) you can be approved by the representative consultative committee.

You can download a copy of the IFOR policies and procedures concerning membership here. These guidelines are currently under review.

 

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