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A Friends community finds a creative way to respond to gun violence. Allen’s Neck Peace and Social Concerns Committee

Quaker House

quakerhouse.org During this pandemic, Quaker House of Fayetteville, N.C., has been able to continue with its mission to work for…
Features

The Fiery Forge of Polarization

History shows that moments of political polarization are opportunities for change. George Lakey
Features

An Awkward Pause

A Friend is led to visit the meetinghouse grounds during isolation. Debbie B. Ramsey
Student Voices Project 2020

Made for Killing

About 14 out of every 100,000 people in North Carolina were killed by a gun in 2016, according to the… Olive Shull
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

Student Voices Project 2020

For this year's project, Quaker-affiliated students tell stories about creating change in their local communities. Staff
Online Features

Quaker Language in a Pandemic

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

Interview with Jessica Metheringham, creator of Disarm the Base

We talk with the Quaker creator of a new antiwar, direct action board game. Gail Whiffen
News

Friends Ugandan Safe Transport responds to renewed anti-LGBTQ actions in Uganda

Friends Ugandan Safe Transport (FUST) issued a call in December 2019 for increased support to counter renewed anti-LGBTQ pressures in… FJ News Editor
Forum

Forum, February 2020

Letters from our readers. Staff
Among Friends

Among Friends: Drugs, Brokenness, Violence, and Sin

Our introduction to the January Issue. Martin Kelley
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