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Latin America
Claire Philip Balderston
Balderston—Claire Philip Balderston, 84, on June 20, 2023, in Knox Township, Ohio. Phil was born on July 26, 1938, to…
Poetry
Six Poems
Poems by recognized poet and clerk of Cuba Yearly Meeting of Friends.
Jorge Luis Peña Reyes
Helping North Americans Experience Nicaragua
This year marks the 25 year anniversary of ProNica, and an important part of ProNica’s mission has always been to…
When I Was Thirsty
Last year I visited the Sonoran Desert, which straddles the U.S.-Mexican border, for the third time— this time to volunteer…
Fair Trade Coffee: A Glimpse behind the Scenes
You get up in the morning and brew or buy your coffee, feeling especially good because it’s certified fairtrade and…
A La Chureca Christmas
My friend Michael popped into my office. When he told me he couldn’t make it to Nicaragua this year for…
Chronicle of a Journey: Central America, 2008
Two Quaker Families in Suchitoto
Suchitoto, a small Salvadoran town and municipality (similar to a U.S. county), was virtually emptied during a decade-long internal civil…
Crossing the Border
National borders are a strange phenomenon within the fabric of human life. They can be crossed with a single step,…
Burdened by a Leading
Friends in the Southern Appalachian region are talking about leadings. I want to share a bit of my journey with…
A Conference on Banning Depleted Uranium
Central America’s tumultuous history provides many opportunities for raising awareness about human rights and social justice. The Friends Peace Center,…
Espere Su Luz
Ciudad del Maíz, in the state of San Luis Potosí, México, is a four-stoplight town. Posted at the first light…
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