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Features

Fall Down Seven Times

A story about failure, dead ends, and misunderstandings. Amy Ward Brimmer

Viewpoint: Spiritual Kinship in the Family of God

"The greatest tragedies of our time..." Eric Palmieri

Forum, February 2016

Working one-on-one for change As a public librarian in the Nicetown section of Philadelphia, I see how much one-on-one contact… Staff
Features

Peace Is Possible

Truth, healing, and reconciliation in Maine. Denise Altvater, Maria Girouard, Arla Patch, and Elizabeth Koopman

Among Friends: Progress in the Direction of Love

An introduction to the issue by our associate editor. Gail Whiffen Coyle
Features

Political Change through the Power of Stories

A Friend finds new confidence in her voice as a citizen. Joey Hartmann-Dow
Life in the Meeting

Why Have a Peace and Social Concerns Committee?

Life in the Meeting Eileen Flanagan
News

News, January 2016

Protests at Guilford and Earlham Colleges and against gas pipelines; New England Friends statement on Paris attacks; FGC program changes;… Staff
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Author reading of “An Experiment with Abundance”

From An Experiment with Abundance: “Witness, change, and opportunity” are the three words that infused the preparation for the 2014… John Humphries and Kathleen Wooten

Mass Incarceration and #BlackLivesMatter

Quakers Connect as a Movement Builds Madeline Schaefer

Psychological Seduction

Understanding the mechanics of violent culture. Khary Bekka

Yes, It Does Take a Village

A community-centered approach to poverty and crime. Jeff Rasley
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