Neurodiversity

March 2025

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On Hating Music

Tone-deaf and fine with it. Daniela Salazar Monárrez
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A Person of Yin and Yang

Finding my spiritual home in Quakerism. Margin Tianya Zheng
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Equality and Community in Friends Schools

Quaker teachers working with neurodivergent students. Sharlee DiMenichi
Among Friends

The Many Lenses of Quaker Experience

Introduction to our March issue. Gabriel Ehri
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A Place of Unmasking

Quaker meetings as neurodivergent-affirming spaces. Kate Fox
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Centering Up

Becoming the self God made me to be. Mary Linda McKinney
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I Found the Quaker Sasquatch

Toward a faith that welcomes neurodivergence. Cassie J. Hardee
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Quietly Present

Neurodiverse voices in worship. Gladys Bayani Heitzman
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Finding What Works for Us

On accommodating neurodivergent Friends. Katy MacRae
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Shifting System Paradigms Together

An invitation to neurotypical Friends. Nichole Nettleton
A distant view of a lone figure walking away from the camera down a flat snow-covered road. Poetry

Early March

Everything rumored about March is true. / You brute month, you howling monster month.  Ellen June Wright
A young person stands with their back to the camera, leaning against a slatted fence and looking out over a large body of water (presumably an ocean, but maybe a big lake) at sunset (or sunrise). Poetry

Peter Wonders about Death and Other Stuff

Imagine what you would feel like / if you did not exist. Nancy Thomas
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