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Jake’s Chickens

Motherhood and science fairs.

Jane Purcell

The Conflict over Abolition Activism: What Can We Learn from It?

In 2002, Westbury (N.Y.) Meeting celebrated 300 years of meetinghouses on its site. As coordinator of the celebration, part of…

Gretchen Haynes

Interview with Lynn and Steve Newsom of Quaker House

A Friends Journal interview with the directors of Fayetteville, N.C.’s Quaker House. You can also watch the video of this interview.…

Lynn and Steve Newsom

Consensus in Tech

An interview with Wikipedia's Sue Gardner.

Sue Gardner

Hospice Stories on Living and Healing

Lessons for keeping hope alive and staying open to mystery.

Cynthia Knowles

Quaker Parenting from a Quaker Mother and Daughter

A Quaker type of parenting seen across two generations.

Lynn Fitz-Hugh and Sara Alice Grendon

Simple Riches: Reflections on the Work of the Quaker Parent

Judy: When Denis and I were asked to give the Michener lecture, I was daunted by the realization that we…

Judy and Denis Nicholson Asselin

Author Chat: Chuck Fager on Progressive Friends

Chuck Fager is the author of two new books on Progressive Friends.

Gabriel Ehri

Confessions of a Closet Quaker

This article originally appeared in the December 15, 1981 issue. It is being included in the web version of the February 2014 issue to accompany a book review of The Burglary, an in-depth account of the antiwar activists' break-in of an FBI office in 1971. Ann's then-husband, William C. Davidon, was the principle organizer of that action.

Ann Morrissett Davidon

Stirring Things Up by Being Ourselves

An interview with Nichole Nettleton on differently abled Friends and allies.

Carl Blumenthal