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Student Voices Project 2020

Learning to Help the Homeless

Walking down the streets in downtown D.C., I saw homeless people everywhere: on the sides of the street, outside churches,… Charlie Kerry
Student Voices Project 2020

Standing Against Gun Violence

I was watching TV when my mom got up to get a phone call. I saw the look on her… Nia Daniel
Student Voices Project 2020

Black History Matters

When I think of creating change, everything suddenly seems so big. The world seems so unchangeable, so hard to amend.… Tara Prakash
Student Voices Project 2020

Too Much Time Waiting

People waste hours of their life just by waiting. Humans in dire need of medical attention wait while their lives… Sarah Sheets
Student Voices Project 2020

Food Waste in North Carolina

My brother is a picky eater, so at times whole meals go to waste. I also see people throwing away… Whitney Williams
Student Voices Project 2020

Energy Use in the Classroom

When I was in sixth grade, I helped make a significant change at my school. It started with a class-wide… Louise Pappa
Student Voices Project 2020

Both Student and Steward

I used to dismiss the idea of being “a good steward” or being “the responsible one.” No one else was… Camille MacKenzie
Features

Channeling Agape for Those on Their Final Journey

The power of using our pain in service to others. Diane D’Angelo
Online Features

Quaker Language in a Pandemic

Why use terms of war to describe our response to COVID-19? Philip Harnden
Online Features

Noticing Patterns of Oppression and Faithfulness

Special Web Feature: New England Yearly Meeting’s experiment with paying attention. Lisa Graustein

Lois Pitkin Booth

Booth—Lois Pitkin Booth, 97, on September 13, 2019, in Concord, N.H. Lois was born on June 14, 1922, in Epping,…
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