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Ellen Dumonceau

Dumonceau—Ellen Dumonceau, 77, in 2021 in Hawaii. Ellen attended the Windward Worship Group of Honolulu (Hawaii) Meeting regularly and was…
From the Editor's Desk

Writing Opp: Quaker Arts

We’re looking for submissions for our September 2022 issue. Entries due June 20, 2022. Martin Kelley
Among Friends

The Long Work of Climate Activism

Introduction to our May issue. Martin Kelley
Student Voices Project 2022

The Unavoidable

None of us ever thought that climate change would affect our lives, but as we grew older, that all changed. Imogene Urbano and Isaiah Bull
Student Voices Project 2022

The Worth of Water

One hundred and fifty thousand deaths every year, but who is the attacker? Tala Salameh
Student Voices Project 2022

Procrastinating with Pollution

I like to go on walks along a creek near my house. Jodi Bright-Walck
Student Voices Project 2022

On the Power of Community in the Climate Movement

In the past two years—it has become indisputably apparent that change can only be fostered through collective will. Elson Bankoff
Student Voices Project 2022

The Little Things

When I was younger, my entire family traveled to an island off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina, every year. Milla Rasic
Student Voices Project 2022

Generation on Fire

Imagine this: you wake up to suffocating smoke and desperate wails of your children trapped in their room. Heidi Jacobs
Features

Get Down to the Rock

Addressing the Economic Roots of the Climate Emergency. Pamela Haines
Features

Leave a Place Better than You Found It

Activism and Performance for Environmental Justice. Liana Irvine
Features

Finding Hope and Connection in a Time of Climate Disruption

Continuing our activism in the face of despair. Shelley Tanenbaum
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