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Peace, Climate, and Reproductive Health

Human population growth is at the heart of many of today's conflicts. Richard Grossman
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A Truly Embodied Spirituality

The last in a three-part series on Quakerism, food, and the body. Madeline Schaefer

Finding a Third Way with Veterans

The August 2015 Viewpoint Andy Henry
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What Is Moral Injury and Why Should Friends Care?

Creating safe spaces for veterans to confront the effects of moral injury. Kristen Richardson
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Bringing Our Bodies to the Light

Finding stories of Friends struggling with eating and body image. Madeline Schaefer
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In the Manner of Morocco

Celebrating Eid as a Quaker Emma Hohenstein
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Silent Bodies: My Struggle with an Eating Disorder

Quakers and the spirituality of food and the body. Podcast available. Madeline Schaefer
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A Powerful Hope

Reflections on the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Rome. Phil Lord
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Human Trafficking: We Cannot Keep Silent

A sober look at the modern day slavery that fuels our consumerism. Includes author video chat. Jack Ciancio
From the Archives

Reflections on Selma: What Quakers Were Saying in 1965

Commentary about Selma from the Friends Journal archives Gail Whiffen Coyle
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Love in the Belly of the Beast

Race, punishment, and hope in the prison-industrial complex. Laura Magnani

Quakers, Contemplative Activists

I didn’t start out a Quaker. I began as a Catholic, which in one respect is as far from Quakerism… Charles Finn
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