Quaker institutions are organizations that embody the principles and values of the Religious Society of Friends, commonly known as Quakers. These institutions often focus on education, social justice, and community service, reflecting the Quaker commitment to equality, peace, and simplicity. Examples include Quaker schools, meeting houses, and charitable organizations that promote humanitarian efforts. Many Quaker institutions operate on a consensus-based decision-making process, emphasizing collaboration and respect for all voices. They often engage in activities such as peacebuilding, environmental sustainability, and advocacy for marginalized communities. Through these efforts, Quaker institutions aim to create a more just and compassionate society.