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What Kind of Times Are These?
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. . . ." So begins Charles Dickens’ A…
Robert Dockhorn
Another View on Nuclear Power
We were aghast, and surely we weren’t the only ones, to see such a frighteningly pro-nuclear article as "A Friend’s…
Ace Hoffman
Nairobi: Impressions of a Newcomer
Only hours after my arrival in Nairobi for the first time, in 2005, I was taken to Mathari slum, its…
David Morse
The Friendly Folk Dancers Tour Rwanda: Land of a Thousand Hills
Between February 13 and March 4, 2008, a troupe of Friendly FolkDancers toured the central African country of Rwanda, well…
Rosemary K. Coffey
Beggars to God
I scarcely see beggars near my home in the United States, but they can be found almost everywhere in Rwanda.…
Mark Judkins Helpsmeet
Rwanda: Escaping the Victim-Abuser-Rescuer Triangle
There is that of God in each of us. This is a fundamental tenet of Quaker faith. But perhaps there…
Laura Shipler Chico
Goat Story
When I was a child we had goats at home. While we were at school, we tied them to a…
Adrien Niyongabo
Sitting Allowances
It may surprise you that international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are not viewed favorably here in East and Central Africa. This…
David Zarembka
AVP: An Instrument of Peace
When I became involved with the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP), I had no idea how important the underlying principles…
John A. Shuford
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