August 2015: The Effects of War

August 2015 / The Effects of War

Khalid’s Eyes
Raed Jarrar
Supporting PTSD Victims
Jack Ciancio
Cross-cultural Work with Veterans
Zachary Moon interview
The Work Continues
David Harrington Watt & Marian Ronan
Quaker Books August 2015

Among Friends

Faithfulness and Acting-As-If: an introduction to our issue on war, warriors, and the effects of war.

Forum August 2015

Letters from our readers.

Finding a Third Way with Veterans

The August 2015 Viewpoint
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Khalid’s Eyes

A brother disappears as a country disintegrates. Raed Jarrar
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A Cup of Tea

Creating meaning out of trauma. Jean Grant
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Supporting Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Victims

Understanding the cluster of symptoms of PTSD and the role of religious community. Jack Ciancio
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What Is Moral Injury and Why Should Friends Care?

Creating safe spaces for veterans to confront the effects of moral injury. Kristen Richardson
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Cross-cultural Work with Veterans

An interview with military chaplain Zachary Moon. Zachary Moon was interviewed by Friends Journal senior editor Martin Kelley
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Dialoguing with Terrorists

Long-term Quaker peacemaking in the war zones of East Africa. David Zarembka
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A Letter from a Warrior

A World War II soldier and POW shares hope for the future. George Rubin
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The Work Continues

Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the Struggle against Nuclear Weapons. David Harrington Watt and Marian Ronan
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Memories of My Father’s Memories

The humanity and inhumanity of the Manhattan Project. Ralph G. Steinhardt
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