United Nations

Reflection

Talking to Trees

On the grounds of the public school, there grows a young white pine tree. But it is not rooted in… Neal Burdick
Features

Finding Hope and Connection in a Time of Climate Disruption

Continuing our activism in the face of despair. Shelley Tanenbaum
Witness

Ambassadors for Peace on a Global Stage

QUNO Reflects on 75 Years of the United Nations. Andrew Tomlinson
Features

Confronting the Challenge of Drugs

How can we respond to the catastrophes brought on by the war on drugs? Eric E. Sterling

The Responsibility to Protect: Quakers and Genocide

As I sit writing this article, I hold in my hand a full-page ad placed by the Save Darfur Coalition…

”Why Does (or Doesn’t) FWCC Do That?

When asked to explain our faith and practice, we Friends often tell stories—of the steadfastness of those who faced persecution,…

A Young Friend at the UN

Upon graduating from Beloit College last year, I began work at Quaker United Nations Office in New York as a…

QUNO: Supporting Multilateralism

The Quaker United Nations Office, located in New York and Geneva, represents Quakers at the United Nations and other intergovernmental…

The Work of QUNO in New York

Since President George W. Bush’s challenge to the United Nations on September 12, 2002, a day after the first anniversary…

Quaker House at the United Nations

Imagine you are in the living room of your home. Now imagine the same scene, except that in addition to…

FCNL’S 50th Jubilee: A Look Back

s I look back over FCNL’s first 50 years, the past, the present, and the future merge, separate, and reconnect.…